Best and worse diapers you had?

Just wondering what some of the best and worse diapers you ever had from your own experience?

I haven't tried to many different kinds mostly what can be bought in a drug store. The best I have found so far is tranquility ATN diapers and the pull ups are very good they hold a lot. I like the leak guards. Found them in a second hand store. Also found attends breathable I like the way they feel when I wear them they hold ok, I think they were better better back in the 90s. Their pull ups are no good. Prevail they are ok kinda the same. Depends seem nice but they seem to leak on me any way so no good to use, The old ones were nice with 3 tapes on each side. Their new pull ups seem good.

Havnt tried many, i use lille diapers, with sticky tapes, they are ok, but need to wear jeans to keep them on, they tend to fall down if i dont, especially when i fill them with poop, been wondering is pants types would be better.

Worst diaper ?

HANDS DOWN THE ONES THEY USE AT HOSPITALS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Worst ones I have seen are Hospital diapers.

Best ones are Dry 24/7, Abena X plus and Molicare.

Worst diaper: All pull up diapers and Lille brand

Best: Tena Slip

My favourites are: Comficare L10, Abena X-Plus and Tena Maxi. I also loved the old Attends 10. The ones from the early 2000's.

Worst: Anything with a cloth cover!

Best: Tena Slip Maxi, because they are a total package. Thin, Comfy, and hold a ton.

Worst: I tried a CVS store brand "overnight brief" and it was just awful. Threw 19 of 20 right in the trash.

Worst - a thin disposable paper diaper from a big box store. Don't even recall if it had a brand name.

Best - Babykins cloth "DPF" diaper with doubler - holds everything and then some. Needs plastic pants of course

.worst diaper a disposable from sears co.threw most of 2 cases in the trash .best diapers cloth adult prefolds,very absorbant and wash up nicely.

Best. Tena Slip Maxi. Worst: any kind of pull-up

Because I'm incontinent , i always take my own diapers with me , weather away from home or in hospital

The best diapers in my opinion are Abena X Plus , and Molicare.

The worst ones I have ever had to use are the generic brand used in the hospitals............they SUCK big time !!!

Hospital ones worst no idea what make was pull ups I use now found to be good euron mobi

Best a plastic backed Abnea M4, worst anything from Depend.

Best diaper for me is Cloth with plastic pants. I'm still not sure if I prefer flannel, Birdseye or gauze among the cloth choices, but I will always go cloth before disposable. If circumstances dictate disposable, then I would go bambino, Lille, or Abena. I used to love Attends, but have trouble finding them in stores. Does anyone know which stores here in Quebec carry them?

Abena M4s fit me the best out of all brands I've tried, and as others have said their quality and performance is spot on. Worst, I'd have to say generic cvs. They're just hilariously bad at being a diaper. They're thin, they leak, they fall apart, etc.

Those generics (almost all of them, really are awful diapers. Up here in Canada, one that sells a lor is Life Brand - just terrible. Too thin, not absorbent, and the tapes actually detach from the diaper (not the glued part, the attached part! Tahat was my experience anyway. One generic I can't find much any more that was really good 15 years ago was the Jean Coutu brand. Thick and Noisy! Loved them, but when you do find them now, they are cheap and thin. Too bad.

The worst diapers I've had were Depends Maximum Protection - the size that should fit me comfortably is actually way too large for me and despite being just short of 100kg, I fit more comfortably into the diapers advertised for 56-77kg. In terms of performance they have unimpressive overall absorbency and they wick slowly.

Rearz Inspire+ InControl also get a dishonourable mention - I don't believe they're genuinely bad diapers but they also suffer from incredibly inaccurate sizing, which is a dealbreaker for me. I couldn't fit into the advertised Medium size, which I should have been dead in the middle of. That may have been a logistics issue, though.

The best I've had are ABU Simple.

I believe anything you find in the drugstore is just bad quality, I have yet to purchase from a store where they were decent. Although, if we're talking disposables I really like the Molicares. But nothing beats cloth and plastic pants!

The worst diaper was a Walgreens Certainty Brand Adjustable Underwear.

The best is a Molicare Super Plus Diaper, which I am wearing now

Tranquility ATN's are also pretty good.

Worst for me depends. Best so far are the tykeables. I do want explore other brands so it might change.

Worst is anything a hospital uses.

Best is Dry 24/7

What I use every day is ATN’s. Combination of price and absorption.

To me, nothing beats a thick cloth diaper pinned snuggly to your waist...the bulk between your legs feels great..and they will hold ALOT depending on thickness. As far as disposables go, Abena, and Bambino's can hold quite a bit and are comfortable!! Worst- most generic diapers are horrible!!

Personally I love Goodnites, I wore them all through high school to sporting events and to every 4hr college class. I've only leaked in them after drinking...Though at night my girlfriend and I tend to use abu's or attends youth....I guess after wearing Goodnites for fifteen years it's hard to give up, but they are certainly my favourite training pants.

I outgrew their night time use around my junior year of high school and decided to try the youth Attends and I have no qualms, they dont leak like Depends and I can buy them at WalMart....Recently my girlfriend has been on a little kick though, so Ive been wearing the pink ABUs she buys, either or..I prefer the Attends though, theyre inconspicuous unlike a big pink adult baby diaper...Id rather not have a repeat of my senior year of high school. . .But thats just me.

I love flannel cloth diapers. Thick, soft, white flannel diapers, which feel so nice and soft and the more you wet them the more they kind of "mold" themselves around you. By the time you change them they feel and smell wonderful and I personally love them even more after they've spent a night in my diaper pail. But that's just me (wink wink).

And I really don't much like disposables, though over the years I've used them when they were more convenient--like when I was in my late teens / very early 20s and still lived with my parents where it was easier to get rid of used disposables than to sneak in and wash cloth diapers in the washing machine.

And these days I keep a package of large Molicare Super Plus diapers in the closet in case I ever want to wear one somewhere where I know I'll need to get rid of it once I'm done (for instance, going on a road trip with my kids going along when I like to be diapered in the car but don't want to have wet cloth diapers in the hotel room).

Back when I lived with my parents--we're talking the late 70s / early 80s here, I usually bought boxes of Toddler Sized Pampers in the purple boxes and taped 2-3 of them together and used those. Keep in mind that back then, you couldn't just walk into a store and find adult sized disposable diapers as you can today. The only place you could buy anything "adult sized" was at a medical supply store.

And that's where I once bought a big box full of "Disposable Adult Diapers". That's all it said on the box. These were the ones that the hospitals used. And they were HORRIBLE. Very thin, no baby scent. Absolutely nothing babyish about them at all. They didn't hold much before they leaked. I hated them and ended up using about 90% of them as "changing pads" that I'd put down under me when changing whatever other diapers I was wearing.

Nothing is better then a thick cloth diaper covered by big plastic pants. When it comes to disposables it's Dry 24/7 for me.

I don't like to put anyone down, but Northshore Care sent me a sample of their new Go Supreme pull up. It just didn't work for me. The Tena pull ups I got at CVS were better.

Otherwise, Northshore Cares supreme plastic backed brief is probably my favorite followed by a ConfiDry 24/7. I've used them both on a long term basis and have been very happy with them.

The best diapers I've had so far are ABU LittlePawz.

The worst diapers I've had were Depend Briefs Normal (but I'm a heavy wetter so anything marketed as 'normal' absorbency probably isn't gonna work for me).

The worst diaper I ever had was a cloth all in one. The outside was waterproof so you didn't need plastic pants with it. At some point the waterproofing stopped working and the entire thing leaked through. It was some medical supply brand but I have no idea which one anymore.

The best was one from ABU, but I've no idea which one it was. I just remember it was scented haha.

The nappies I had from the NHS back when I was in my teens and a still chronic bedwetter were terrible. I can't remember what make they were but they were thin blue disposables that almost always leaked. I use tena maxi slips at night or Alvita All in one slips they are both very good.