Do you choose your diapers based on comfort, practicality, absorbancy or looks?

Do you choose your diapers based on comfort, practicality i.e. ammount of noise they make, ammount of they can hold., or looks do you wear the cute ones?

Practicallity here

Looks.. def the looks 😎

I think cloth can do all of that, with a pair of plastic pants.

Luvs It.

Comfort and practicaality here but price is another concern also i dont see spending huge amounts for something im gonna toss when its used up in a couple of hours

I find cloth are comfortable and practical for me

[quote author=Luvs It link=topic=1155.msg9121#msg9121 date=1204767469]

I think cloth can do all of that, with a pair of plastic pants.

Luvs It.

[/quote]I agree with Luvs It on this one, and I like a cute baby print diaper on the outside. 😉

Comfort. and how they look...

Practicality all the way. looks are really of no importance. what I care about is absorption (under pressure), overall absorption, comfort(as I consider this a part of practicality) quality design and construction, and decent cost.

for me Abena meets more requirements than any other brand, and Ive tried a bunch. even a few Asian diapers (Japanese and Thai).

Practicality first, then comfort. If I cared about looks, I wouldn't like those unwieldy CVS diapers, which mysteriously is huge without bulk. Oh, and bulk. I like bulk, btu I guess that can fall under comfort.

For me comfort is part of practicality. There has to be a good snug fit as well as effective leak guards and absorbency. It's kind of a side benefit that there have been some attractive designs on the market as well.

I like the comfort but I also have to have diapers that do not leak when I am at work or just out of the house. Both comfort practical are necessary for me. 😳 😉

I can always add a cute pair of plastic pants over my diapers for the babyish look. But i hate leaky diapers many a times to my embarassment. I love the way attends feel and protects , nice and thick but very crinkly and loud with no standup leak guards(unless you change with regular wettings they will leak). I love abena x-plus but to thick for normal everyday use really. I love molicares for all around performance not to thick not to loud stand up leak guards and plastic exterior ( a must if you suffer from bladder inco in my eyes). I have orderd some new diapers i have not tried yet the "wellness brief" they seem to hold a great amount which is a thing i look for (cannot always change in public places). Hopefully they are not to loud or thick for normal every day use. We shall see when the arive.

Both, equally. I hate leaks and being uncomfortable equally. So I guess that's 50-50.

But I chose practical because a leak is not as easy to fix, as a change for an itch.

I like to wear very thick and absorbent diapers that are very noisy. The thicker and noisier the better. If you are wearing diapers, then wear diapers that are absorbent enough to hold all of your wettings as well as messings.

I like thick and bulky disposables, love noisy diapers as well.

I like to wear diapers for their intended purpose and they are practical as well. For me, it has to be very thick padded

I choose Dry 24/7's for fit, comfort & and absorbancy I wear for need so I need to trust my diaper to do its job.

I always use cloth diapers,with plastic pants.they are the most comfortable.offer me the thickness to remaine presentable,that is soaked inside yet dry outside.they are a cheaper choice than disposables in the long run.i am disabled and like being able to wash and reuse my diapers.

I choose mine based on how diaper-horny they make me. Depends on what mood I'm in. If I'm into an "I want to go out in public and be noticed in my diapers" mood I'll make them thick and choose clear plastic pants and make sure that parts of them can be seen under my shorts (or whatever). If I'm in a sissy mood I wear pink ones. If I have the opportunity to stay in them for a long time I like thick ones. Depends on the mood I'm in, what I'm able to get away with at the time, and how long I can let it last.

The amount they hold without leaking has to be the first consideration.

Comfort, quietness, absorbency.

Absorbency primarily. If I'm going on a long train trip, and I have to choose between an Abena M3 that won't get me all the way there and a Bambino Bellissimo that will, I'll choose the Bellissimo - even though it's loud, indiscreet and impractical.

There are other factors but not many.

I'm still experimenting with brands, boosters, plastic pants, net fix pants. My primary concern is absorbency. I want a diaper that will hold a lot of urine. ? I tend to consume a lot of liquid and pee many times during day and night. ? I'm still experiencing leaks at night after three or four bladdersful. Molicare super plus have worked the best so far. ?

I use cloth and plastic pants for all those reasons. They're really comfortable-more than disposables to me. They're as absorbent as you want them to be. Just add soakers. It takes a little practice to get just what you like and keep bulk down but that said you could wear cloth to where you wouldn't have a leak in 24 hours. (I don't recommend it). Naturally the down side is the bulk and the laundry. But once you have the diapers they only cost pennies for each use.

I like disposable diapers and I look for maximum capacity.

The tena ultima large is my favourite at the moment.

The looks have a great deal to do with my selection. For some reason my fetish seems to prefer the mid 70s pamper look. Thick, bulky and stark white. As of late I have had a few cases of Bambino Diapers, both Belissimos and Biancos. Sorry if I spelled them, my spelling sucks. They look the part for me and I can even get the scented pads for inside them that even helps my imagination even more. The incontinence adult diapers just don't work for me except in a pinch the Abriform M4s.

I choose cloth diapers because they are very soft and warm, and hold a lot more than paper I can wear one with plastic pants to bed and not worry about them leaking because the fabric can hold more than I can give it..They are also very convenient at night because I don't have to get out of a warm bedd.

Brazilian, try the new ABU Simples, really thick plastic with good crinkle and the best tapes I have ever used. Highly recommend.

My disposable diapers must-

be comfortable

well fitting

provide the protection I need

with stand long wearing periods

plastic backing

affordable