I’ve used underjams for a while, but since they got discontinued, I’m annoyed about it and not really sure what to get. I’ve tried ninjamas and they are a bit tight and uncomfortable. Goodnites leak too much for me so I’m not really a big fan of them. I want to get diapers as comfortable and soft as underjams. Any suggestions?
Go for proper adult nappies rather than something that’s meant for kids who wet the bed.
If you want pull ups go for tena pants maxi or abena m3. Personally I’d go for a proper tape up nappy. I use abena m4 and find them to be more than comfortable, also never had a problem with them leaking when I’ve used them for their intended purpose.
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Thanks for recommendation, I’ll try out the abena m4 when I can get some.
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There’s a lot of good adult pull-ups on the market - Abena, Tranquility and NorthShore, mainly - though as far as soft and comfortable, the first one that pops into my mind are Tranquility ATNs. They’re essentially a higher-end plastic store brand, nothing too heavy-duty, but I’ve always thought them to be the overall softest, even compared to ABDL brands. I don’t know if that’s just me, though.
I’ve been looking at abu preschool cloth backed diapers. Are they worth a try?
I’m probably wasn’t that clear earlier, but I’m looking for abdl diapers that might be worth a try. Thanks for the suggestions though.
Ah, in that case, most AB/DL brands are a pretty safe bet since they’re all designed with that kind of babyish comfort and softness in mind. For my body, I feel Rearz has some of the softest padding, especially in their Safaris, or Inspire+ if you don’t mind all-white. Crinklz/BetterDry would be second, though all of the major brands are comfy, especially with proper fluffing.
I haven’t tried LittleForBig, but I’ve heard a few people say their diapers are made to be particularly soft and fluffy, although it apparently comes at the cost of not being that great of a diaper, function-wise. I can neither confirm nor deny.
I had to drop one of the cats at the vet for a dental. Someone meets you at the door so you can’t go in and use the bathroom. There is a half hour ride each way. I changed into the Abena M4 before I left. It was cold and nasty so I just made one stop before home. I didn’t need to pee at all (2 + hours) but the security was nice to have. In the afternoon I put on a dry one for the trip to pick up the cat. It was starting to snow and that always screws up traffic. I got there and back with out delays.
What you wear depends on your changing schedule. If you are home you can change at your leisure. On the road you may not have that option so the extra padding is better.
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