Do you perfer diapers or pull ups??

Diapers are my preferred item to wear although most suppliers are going to pull ups which really is not what babies wear so it is getting harder to find disposibles diapers especially plasticked backed ones

I like the convince of pull ups but at night I have leakage problems with them and wake up with wet pajamas. I'm going to try Tena's for more night time protection. I'll probably stay with pull-ups for daytime.

Since I prefer cloth, I can decide how thick or thin I feel like wearing. It also depends on what mood I'm in, but on average I would say I like medium thickness.

When I got started as a DL the only thing I found about pullups is that they are handy to buy. You can buy them in about any store. Otherwise they don't work very well at all. I've found they work good if I add one or two under one of my briefs for a nice thick, fat look and feel.

I 100% go for plastic-backed tape-on diapers.

Prefer plastic backed diapers over pull-ups

I now use both depending on the situation.

I personally prefer a thick, absorbent diaper with side tapes.

Both, depends what im feeling like.

I prefer plastic-backed tab style diapers!

Plastic back diapers over pull-ups any day.

Diapers, by a long shot. I don't really see myself wearing pull-ups again until the next time I try to toilet train.

I like washable cotton pull-up type of training pants. They need to be snug fitting and be very absorbent. I have several pairs and even have some with colorful print on them like dinosaurs and cars and even zoo animals ?

Adult "all in ones" work best for me as "pull ups" do not hold as much or feel as secure as a wrap around nappy.

I can wee over the top of a "pull up" whereas an "all in one" secured properly will not allow wee to rise over the top.

Diaper wearing but pull-up look

As I posted earlier I became a big fan of nice thick adult diapers very early on. My fav being the Abena M4s. My new fav is the Rearz Inspire. I usually just wear at night and they hold an amazing amount. Now I've gotten to where I like to wear during the day and I've found that the Always Discreet pullups with a Tena overnight pad inside to work very well and hold an amazing amount. I use a big pin to poke holes thru the plastic backing on the pads so they soak thru to the pullup. Very handy for daily use and give me the feel I like and not too expensive.

I like pull ups when I'm going to be in public. They provide some of the reassurance of diapers, without being noticeable under regular clothing. It's much easier to get through the day with that tiny it of warmth and fluff, even if I'm not wetting in it. Besides, having to pull them down to go potty is a little thrill in and of itself.

I dont use diapers: I use a pad "Always" after an enema to prevent leaking!

Pull ups have some advantages over regular briefs especially if you’re active and participate in sports. They breath (they’re all cloth backed), they move with your body, they don’t make much noise under your clothes, they are much easier to dress around and so much easier to put on.

I can’t imagine using a thick plastic backed tape up brief to run, take kick boxing class or go to the gym. Depending on which pull up you use, they can be absorbent enough for 5 or 6 hours. I use Northshore Flex Supreme which I have found to have all the advantages above. They are a bit thicker than any of the others I’ve used, but they are the most absorbent. I have been quite comfortable with them under my gym shorts.

Other times only a full sized high absorbency brief will work. In my case that means during most work days, unfortunately, and at night. Also, I’ve discovered, by accident, that any situation which requires long periods of sitting such as a plane ride or road trip, is best suited for a full size brief. The pull ups don’t have the thick wide bottom padding that a brief does so the liquid has nowhere to go from under your butt which can lead to push out through the back of the legs. This happened to me during a plane ride up from Florida last month. Even though the 2 spots on the back of my shorts were small, I was petrified. I was using a different pull up, Tranquility ATN, than what I usually use. I’m not sure if that would have made a difference or not, but I’m not taking a chance and will use a regular brief the next time.

When I feel I need more than a thick brief, I use a booster pad. And I may do that too on my next plane trip.

I prefer diapers because I need the padding.

I'd like to be back in pullups again sometime.

I prefer diapers over pull ups. Don't get me wrong pull ups are ok and do serve there purpose. I myself do use pull ups during the week for work. I'm near a bathroom so a pull up works good for me.

When I'm not working I prefer to have on a diaper vs a pull up. I feel more secure when I have on a diaper while out in public. Plus I can wet multiple times and not have to worry about leaks. Plus if I have to change while out in public a diaper is easier to change than a pull up.

I wear traditional liners/boosters if i need extra protection usually a large booster from NS in a NS diaper. I detest pull ups they paper fabric stuff is such garbage.

That and I got stranded out of town by a blizzard didn't have enough diapers and had to buy some garbage Depends i wore six of them all at once and i was still soaked aftervthe 6 hour ride home ,and i think its complete horseshit, you cant go into any store anywhere and get a decent diaper if you need it ? Needless to say when i do go out of town now I bring half a case ,never again will I let a storm trap me ,it was supposed to be a doctors appointment and home ,it turned into 3 days because they closed the interstate.

So me and pull ups don't get along real well.

I prefer thick cloth diapers and a pair of rubber pance.

It depends on what I'm doing during the day if I'm at work I tend to go with the pull up option as it's easier to conseal

If adult sized pullups were constructed like the children's version (Full absorbent coverage from top edges front and rear), I'd be much more of a fan.

Unfortunately, the adult sized garments all seem to have modest coverage that starts much lower and most don't hug the hips and stay up well, so tape on diapers it is for me.

Both have a time and a place. The Tena Protective Underwear pull ups are good IF I am not going to be out-and-about for more than a few hours. They are nice IF you can get to a bathroom you just pull them down and void. Also, IF you have to have a bowel movement, you can just pull them down, and easily pull them back up. Far easier to use than the wrap-around-briefs. However, if you saturate them, it is a real issue to even to begin to attempt to change them in public restrooms stalls. So I will also carry a standard, wrap-around-brief style diaper because they are easy to put on after I have disposed of the pull ups.

I have stress incontinence and am also a DL. For the stress incontinence I wear Tena men's guards. However, I have so much stress incontinence when I ride my bike that I wear a pull up. It gives me some padding on my butt and I don't have to worry about leaking. It is fun to pee in it while riding. I have been wearing Tena Overnight Protective Underwear which works well..

For my DL side nothing beats a disposable diaper.

I always use nappies , pull ups are prone to failure and can lead to embarrassing moments

I prefer to feel safe than worry about an accident

I wear pull ups. I started with Depends; but, they have very little capacity. I've switched to Tranquility Overnights to wear 24/7. I really do like them. Since I really wear for fun (I like to pee in them and enjoy the warmth & wetness of it), these are very convenient. Next ones I order may be a different brand as I'm still searching for what I will like best. Regardless, they will be pull ups.

I use both. Absolutely each have a time and a place and a need. The pull-ups have gotten so good that if you haven't tried them, you may want to do so. The Abena Brand pull-ups are really good. When out and about the pull-ups are great if you have to sit (have a bowel movement) because you pull them down and then pull them up when finished. The diapers are harder to do this with, the tapes may tear the plastic covering, or they are just more difficult to get back on and be as comfortable as when you first put them on at home. BUT I always carry a wrap-around-brief (diaper with side tapes) BECAUSE if you need to change a pull-up (i.e. it has reached its absolute maximum absorbtion capacity) it is terrible to even think about getting into another pull-up in a bathroom stall. The only answer is a wrap-around-brief because it is easy to get one in a bathroom stall. ALSO I use booster pads with the pull-ups. I can 'change-out' a booster pad and still use the pull-up to hold it.

Again, both have times and places.