/abdl/ - Adult Baby - Diaper Lover

>http://diaperconn.com/product.php?id_product=59

Why did they fail us?

What diapers feel closest to year 2000 pullups? Can be taped or not.

>>3096

Man if I owned my own factory in China the possibilities would be endless

>>3096

those are disturbing

>>3096

What? These look way better than the weird anime front tape.

The website I order from recently got these in stock so I gave em a try. They look very thick, and had an odd stiffness to them, but I haven't been able wear them though because they're bizarrely small. I'm a bigger guy, so I order larges in everything, some things work in medium, and I'm currently sitting very comfortably in a large molicare, however the rearz in large are about the size of a medium anything else, so bigger folks beware.

>>3164

How are you liking those Molicares? Might consider buying one or two to try.

>>2465

Can't answer for 1 but:

>Thickest?

By order:

ComfiCare, Any of Bambino's offerings, Abena's M4, Tena Maxi.

>All day wearing?

Don't know about this because I don't wear all day (sadly) but M4's tend to break down after a ful day of wetting.

>Where can you get them from?

ABDLFactory has all of the above.

>>3177

Except the Bambinos, that is.

>>3164

And with big you mean fat?

>>3176

They're pretty comfortable and can stand up to a fair bit of punishment, but they feel very lightweight and kind of cheap. The absorbent material isk ind of loose and breaks into clumps after awhile. The tapes hold securely, so securely that they won't come off without tearing off the material. Fortunately they're one of those double backed tapes, so if you need to reposition them you get a second chance per tape. They're also nice and easy to wear in public.

There are better diapers but they're still better than depends.

>>3179

Pretty much. I'm not morbidly obese or anything but I'm definitely thicker than a more active me could be.

>>3521

link?

do you need plastic pants?

>>3523

http://www.adultclothdiaperme.com/product-p/po-sky.htm

Image searched the name of the file and found it.

b4ns.com

I live in montreal and finally went to stomo-phlebo and it's just b4ns's physical store, it seems. also I may know a chick from The Community through it but only by proxy, since her dad delivers adult diapers by mail or something and one of her exes only dated her because of connections to diaper distributers or smth idk

The guy there was very understanding, and even gave me two free samples! One of some pull-ups, one of some premium briefs I wanna try with someone I met online once.

But in general, a great experience buying. They stock bambinos in a physical store so I'll be back as soon as my next paycheck clears. Roommates be damned, I'm getting some Bambino Teddies from a brick-and-mortar!! Not to mention abenas and such.

10/10 experience, will go again. Dunno anything about the online component, but the people there care!

Okay, since I love flooding my diapers, two questions:

What are the best ones for flooding, and where can I buy a pair of real good plastic pants?

>>3550

>DHL pickup oint in NL: €5.00

I'm seriously jelly. abdl factory's cheapest shipping option for me is €20.

On a related note, I've had no tracking update since my stuff was shipped on Friday. Would this be long enough to declare the shipment a missort?

>>3583

Where are you from and what option did you choose?

Bought two bags of the Shoppers (Canadian Pharmacy) store brand. Got two bags of 22 for $3 each. I thought that no matter how bad they could be there's no way I'm passing up 44 diapers for $6.

Diapers were plastic backed and super crinkly. Easily the loudest I've ever had my hands on. They had the standard 4 tape set-up and had elastic waistbands and leg gathers. The padding was on the thinner side. No markings on the diapers other than a single yellow wetness indicator.

Absorbancy was not great. I'm near the border of medium and small for most brands (30 inch waist), with small being preferable. However, I rarely see smalls in stock outside of Tena max absorbancy pull–ups (which I love), so I usually go with mediums. With these the issue was that they were a bit to large so I had a tendency to leak out of the leg gathers unless it was taped on in a precise way. I'm sure if I had found the smalls I wouldn't have this issue. The padding was able to withstand one normal wetting if flooded, but with a stuffer (a single 5t pull-up) it was able to hold around 3 good wettings. I think the issue is that it is able to hold a good amount of liquid but it needs to be taken slowly, and the absorption rate is rather slow.

The only real issue I had was a sizing problem and I can't blame the diaper for that. At ~14 cents a diaper I can't really complain. These are great for anyone wants cheap crinkles.

Crinkles: 10/10

Thickness: 3/10

Absorption: 3/10 (7/10 with a stuffer)

Price: 10/10

Overall: 6.5/10

>>3584

Ireland and I chose DHL EU Zone 1 with track & trace, 3-6 days.

currently it's been 4 business days since my order was shipped, but tracking only indicates

"The instruction data for this shipment have been provided by the sender to DHL electronically"

Which means DHL are expecting the package but haven't scanned the shipping label to confirm they've received it yet.

>>3586

Wait until the 6th day and after that mail ABDLF I guess.

>>3182

Ordered one Molicare Super Plus (and 3 M4's too) to try, if they're any good, hell I might even buy a bag of those or M4's instead of Tena Maxi again. variation in diapers FTW

What does /abdl/ think of tranquility atns? They're the best store bought I can find and I'm to paranoid for mail

>>3591

And recieved all of them today.

First looks

The M4s: Holy shit they're about three times thicker than my Tenas, now I know why everyone raves about them..

The Molicares: Same story as above, but not as thick, more like two times thick.

Haven't got around to wear my plastic pants, let alone my new diapers yet, will do when it's quiet (night, that is) here at home.

>>3541

Went ahead and got one of those double leak guarded plastic pants from ABDLF and some M4's, let's see if they like to be flooded.

>>3629

Weaing a M4, those plastic pants and my onesie over my normal clothing atm, and going to take a double dose of castor oil soon, will report back when everything goes apeshit in my bowels and diaper. pun unintended

>>3649

Just flooded it after drinking half a 1.5L bottle of cola, it leaked slightly but not much, the plastic pants did their job.

Now to wait until the castor oil gets working..

Any recommendation for a decent plastic backed diaper? Tena, Abena & Molicare have all switched to cloth (at least in my country, and I don't feel like internationally shipping a huge box of diapers).

ABDL diapers are no-go as well, since I'd have to pay tons for shipping and they're expensive enough as it is.

>>3654

Four tablespoons of castor oil = one huge fucking mess, easily the biggest I ever had.

10/10 would do again.

>>2416

Another con:

They absolutely hate flooding.

A review of Abena's M4 coming up:

Pros:

Plastic backing FTW

Holds urine even better than Tena's Maxi.

Pretty thick.

Tapes stick like glue*

Doesn't leak as much as Tena's Maxi.

Quieter than Tenas strangely enough.

Cons:

Tapes are so strong they rip the plastic off, so you can't retighten them.

Leak very slightly when flooding, but what diaper does NOT leak when you empty a full bladder in it instantly?

All in all: Great for messing, not so much for wetting imo.

Would I buy more of them? Heck fucking yes, that everyone raves about the M4's is justified, it's a amazing allround diaper.

Next review: Molicare Super Plus, soon that is.

>>3592

They're an alright day-time diaper.

Comfortable, tapes are fine, just don't absorb that much. If you were to wear all day you might need 5 plus a night-time diaper.

>>3833

Has anyone tried the xp medical Absorbency Plus diaper?

>>2780

You're really tall, aren't you?

I have the same size waistline and the exact same problem.

>>3659

Wearing a Molicare Super Plus atm, it feels kinda thick but not as thick as the M4s, but the plastic is damn soft, wow.

Haven't wet it yet, will do soon.

>>3986

Just flooded it once and it hasn't leaked a drop, nice.

Also, it's very wide in the middle too.

>>3863

Same here. Wonder why that is?

>>4007

Flooded it a second time and it leaked slightly, about the same as the M4.

Review: Molicare's Super Plus, Medium.

Pros:

Plastic backing is VERY silent IMO.

Wide in the middle

Tapes are like the M4s: sticky as superglue.

Made in Germany apparently.

Cons:

Like any other diaper, they don't really like flooding.

Slightly tight in the crotch and penis area.

All in all: Great for wetting, haven't tried messing and I only had 1 to try.

Would I buy more of them? If I had the cash to burn: sure.

And if I hadn't: Maybe, M4s are the winner atm, followed by Molicares.

Next review: ComfiCare M10, which I am gonna order soon I guess.

Any suggestions for more diaper reviews?

Reviewed already: Tena Maxi, Molicare Super Plus, Abena M4.

>>4015

Do the xp absorbency plus! pls

>>4026

Except I would be raped for shipping, didn't they come from Canada?

>mfw i'm in Turks-and-Gouda-Cheese Land

>>4029

The company's based out of California but I live near chicago and xp ships to me from Michigan. For me it looks like all cases and the half-case of A+ has free shipping, at least within the us.

>>4037

I looked again, Holy Jesus the Canadian shipping is expensive. $73 for a case of A+. That's $1.14 per diaper!

I bought some Tena Slip maxis based on the review earlier in this thread and I have to say they're quite nice, though sadly not plastic backed as I was expecting. Maybe they don't have the plastic backed ones in Australia. Only diapers I've used besides Molicare super plus, so far I'd have to say I prefer the Molicares (mostly because the plastic backing feels so nice) but they're both quality diapers.

I've also ordered some Fabines and Snuggies that should be coming in the next week, can't wait to try those out too.

>>4063

Tena stopped making plastic backed Maxi's a few years ago, I was lucky to grab a bag or two of them on Marktplaats. for 10 euros a bag!

>>4070

Ah, fair enough then. Guess that's what I get for starting to buy diapers within the past couple of years.

No idea, all I know is they look like literal baby diapers on me.

>>4093

>>4010

>>3834

XP's absorbency plus is good! Almost as thick as a bambino! Thicker than the M4. the padding doesn't clump up after wearing all day and they swell up HUGE when you wet. And their capacity is awesome. probably 30% more than an M4, easily.

>>4063

me again. Fabines arrived today and holy fuck they are the comfiest things. Probably won't be able to test them out for real for at least a few more days because they're not the most subtle (Thick and crinkly, which I do love) and I've got family around but they're shaping up to be a new favourite of mine already

>>4115

Where'd you get those Fabines? ABDLF or Fabine themselves?

>>3526

>mfw there are no stores like that in The Netherlands

Why do Americans and Canadians have that, yet we cheese-and-Turks only have ABDLF?

>>4120

eBay.

In a few months time I'm going to have a significant amount of time away from work, which will be the only time I'll be able to wear. I'm looking to buy diapers that are big, poofy, and swell up a lot. If at all possible I'd like to wear something that doesn't clump a lot. I also want to be able to feel the wetness, so overall absorbency is not important.

Given how few chances I get to wear these days, money is no object. Can anyone recommend anything for me?

>>4335

Which diapers have you tried? If I had lots of time and money I'd try the new Snuggies.

>>4338

Just ordered a case of the overnight snuggles two days ago. I'll tell you how they are!

Anyone tried the Rearz inspire?

>>4347

or actually, the rearz spoiled rather?

There's a shop that sells them kinda near me.

>>4347

>>4367

I got a package once. For some reason, I ordered large, but they seemed to be medium. I think they just screwed up the size order, but it's possible the larges are just tiny - I'm a waist size 48.

The tapes are pretty shitty - they don't have that "backup tape" double layer thing, and they barely stick, though I think that was more to them not fitting properly.

The diapers themselves are awesome: they hold up extremely well and are ridiculously thick, even more so when wet.

>>4368

Of the inspires I should clarify - I think the inspires are the same thing with different panels

>>4368

>>4369

So it's great aside from the tapes? I'd be getting medium as I'm 30/32 waist.

Anybody else tried the Rearz? Inspire or Spoiled.

>>4632

Faster then any other* Mobil posting struggle.

>>4632

They certainly look fantastic. I'll have to order some as soon as I start running low!

>>4696

Abdl factory will ship them to canada….but the rates are insane. $34 to alberta. Fuck that.

I tried for awhile to check the shipping on the official snuggies website before I noticed the "you cannot place an order from canada" message on the top. Which is funny, because when I made an account and set up an address, canada was an option.

Oh well

>>4797

Probably. Shipping in canada is bonkers. While googling for canadian suppliers I actually found a reddit post by them from a week ago that said they're working on a canadian solution, so I guess there's hope

>>4796

>US-based supplier won't ship to Canada

>Holland-based one will

Considering their rates to ship to UK I thought trans-atlantic shipping would have been more

I just got some Tena Flex Maxis. I dunno what it is, but I like these a lot.

>>2398

I ordered a few cases of the plastic backed M4's from Northshore not too long ago and I also I received a few sample packs of these Northsore diapers in each case.

I love them and kinda sad I used them all but I want to get through these M4's before ordering more diapers again. Gonna replace 2 cases of M4's with Northshore.

>>4845

Just like the name says, Tena Slips with less material on the sides.

>>4665

Running small is an understatement. If you have anything higher than a 32" waist, go for the large size.

sup /abdl/, just got some liquid glycerin, any tips how to use it?

>>4934

not entirely sure /abdl/ is he right board for talking about making cannabis tinctures

>>4935

What the fuck are you talking about? Glycerin is a old school laxative m8

>>4954

>>4938

Due to glycerin's properties as a solvent, it's ideal for extracting the active compounds out of marijuana dry plant material. It can achieve saturation in a much shorter time than ethanol and doesn't require being heated to expedite the process.

It can also be used with other plants containing drugs or aromatic compounds to capture their flavours/effects, including tobacco(as used in e-cigs), or thyme(as used in cooking or in a vapouriser for relaxation effects)

I wasn't aware until you mentioned it that it's also a laxative(when taken as a suppository), but then again, most alcohols are laxatives when taken that way so it makes sense.

>>4934

step 1. get concentrated nitric acid and sulfuric acid

step 2. combine acids in a beaker surrounded by ice.

step 3. drip glycerin into acid VERY SLOWLY

step 4.let it nitrate for 30min/1hour

step 5. pour into cold water

step 6. suck up the nitroglycerin into pipette and use for whatever.

>>5023

>making heart medicine

Are you trying to get the FCC on his ass?

>>5028

Shit, meant FDA, not FCC

>>5023

and here I thought Fight Club was just making shit up

>>5029

Nigga i'm in The Netherlands, the FDA would be insane to get here to get me.

>>5038

Well if you're in the netherlands, tell the guys running abdlfactory to sort out the delay with my order

sitting at local depot for 3 days now, not even a 20min drive from my address :(

Are there still any fucking plastic diapers left?

>Tena - only cloth backed

>Abri form - only cloth backed

>Molicare - suck shit

>>9307

attends m10

abena m4

comficare m10

tena maxi are cloth sides but plastic core, not sure if that's good enough for you

Also the ab-oriented ones, like cinklz, snuggies, etc.

>>9307

dry 24/7 from xp. seriously.

>>2398

now i wanna try those so bad since you've just praised them so highly

>>9398

What about printed designs that fade when wet? Snuggies has those.

>>9398

Sorry to disappoint, but they are way less absorbent ("functional") than comparable ones. I found this out the hard way.

>>9412

I didn't know that was a thing! sounds ballin'

>>9424

Really? I got a free sample of them once, and found them to be pretty good. Maybe not the kind of thing I could wear ALL DAY and never change, but definitely serviceable.

Also I like the elastic waistband too much to ignore. I've found that too many diapers just don't have that. What gives?

>>9499

Nah, warm blooded American.

Ordered a bag of 14 Molicares because I ran out of M4s a few days ago, let's see how these hold up, I somewhat like the purple on those.

Anyone here ever order diapers from Wearing Clouds?

I'm mainly a Northshore and Abena type but I have been interested in trying out some of the rarer adult diapers.

Some of the prices are a bit high but local pickup is too good to pass up.

>>9537

If you can do local pick up and he won't charge you for shipping(he might still try even though you're willing to pick up), it seems like an OK deal.

The shipping on the sample packs he used to sell was insane(started out being $21.50 to ship to a PO box, then he dropped it to $16 a few months later); I wasn't going to pay $50 for 12 diapers.

I questioned him in /r/abdl about it and he was a douche about it. Swore I'd never order from him after that.

Any AUS anons know where to get some decent plastic backed diapers for a decent price? Molicare Super Plus is now totally cloth-backed, which leaves pretty much no options aside from buying from paddingplus - but that place is insanely expensive.

>bought some cloth-backed M4s

>surely they won't be worse than cloth-backed super plus

I was so wrong anons. I was so so wrong.

>they stretch out so much that they fall off down my legs

>the bottom tapes are actually totally fucking worthless and they lose their grip no matter how tight or loose I put them on

>the odor control is -2.23/10

>piss seeps through the backing

>look up reviews on amazon

>surely everyone else has these problems too

>4.5 stars

>uwotm8.jpg

Also wtf do I even do now that I'm kind of between sizes? I'm 5'10 with a 28" waist. Mediums are huge on me and smalls are usually a tiny bit too tight, or they just have zero absorbancy.

>>9571

>Also wtf do I even do now that I'm kind of between sizes? I'm 5'10 with a 28" waist. Mediums are huge on me and smalls are usually a tiny bit too tight, or they just have zero absorbancy.

Boost some meds.

And worded like that it sounds so fucking cool. Like some speed addict ability in a fighting game.

Finally got some Pampers Easy-Ups, let's see if I can wear them, otherwise they'll be going in my Molicares as stuffers.

Any tips for using stuffers, btw?

>>9582

Just the usual. Cut slits in them, stretch them out before putting them in. If they have elastic bands in them, maybe consider ripping them out.

Just know that you can't use too many, or it'll stop wicking down to the next layer and you'll end up with just a puddle of piss between your legs, but your outermost diaper(s) completely dry… If not also you starting to pop some leaks from the sides.

>pampers

in my experience, the highest size of baby diapers are actually about the same size as the larger size of Goodnites (and similar bedwetting pants for kids). But I think easy-ups are meant for way younger kids, I'm surprised you didn't go for Goodnites/Underjams, or the fabled Size 7 pampers baby diapers..

Need a few suggestions:

looking for good-tier disposable pull ups

looking for a case of disposable briefs thats the best bang for the buck because I dont know whats plastic backed anymore. I'm looking at a case of ATNs but I wanted to know what you think

Do DC Armor's come in large? Not, what is another cute diaper I can get in that size?

Also looking for diaper covers, good place to look?

>>9600

Wearing a Molicare Super Plus with a Pampers Easy-Up stuffer atm, it feels like i'm wearing underwear made of silk or satin: it's so freaking soft.

>>9630

>Do DC Armor's come in large? Not, what is another cute diaper I can get in that size?

I don't know about DC Armors, but it's not hard to add custom printed designs to almost any disposable diaper using just an A4 sticky label and some clear sticky plastic. You have a lot more choice over designs, including stuff like the Pampers logo or licensed characters which can't be put on normal ABDL diapers.

The only thing you need is a modicum of skill at image editing, but you can always ask here for help with that.

>>9668

Jesus fuck, for the first time since I started wearing a few years ago, I could fap without taking my diaper off!

TL;DR: I came in my Molicare without taking it off!

>>9690

Jesus fuck, is that Goodra? The Pokemon where /v/ on Halfchan kept sperging out about it's gender?

>>9692

I know you're baiting, and I am still enraged.

I'm looking for a diaper with LOTS of swell and squish. Any recommendations?

>>10024

Tena Maxi swells like hell when wet. Although mine were the no-longer-produced plastic backed ones.

Or any of the ABDL diapers I guess?

>>10024

>>10029

The old Tena Slip Maxi were the No.1 back when they were still produced in plastic. If you can get them, then do it.

When talking cloth backed, there is an obscure brand from Europe called Seni Quattro, it's incredibly good and very squishy, comparable to the old Tenas. If you're European, you can't go wrong with having a few packs at home.

The new Tenas, Abenas, Attends, etc… are all complete garbage, don't waste your time with them.

My stash of Teddies is starting to run low, so I'm considering picking up a pack or two of Snuggies. How well do they hold up compared to Bambinos?

And while I'm sure they run a pretty discrete business, I'm also curious as to what they post on their Paypal/bank transaction records and the box/label they ship them with.

>>10088

Snuggies are cute as fuck but shit otherwise apparently, they leak quite fast.

>>10093

So they're in the same boat as ABU's products? Stupid cute, so everyone buys them and they wind up all over the internet, but shitte performance compared to more utilitarian brands? I guess they at least have somewhat of an excuse since Snuggies run cheaper than most AB-themed brands.

>>10102

Ehhh, the overnights are decently absorbent, perhaps as good as classicos or teddies. They ARE less thick to start though. Definitely better than ABUs, but definitely worse than Bambinos imo.

Don't bother getting the regular waddlers though, yeah. Completely waste of money if you want to wear a diaper for more than a single wetting.

>>10088

Overnight Waddlers can take about 3-4 full wettings before starting to leak. They're pretty cute looking and they have a wetness indicator in the shape of pastel stars that fade as they get wet. They start off pretty thin but the more you wet them the thicker they get. I got two bags or whatever 20 of them turns out to be a while ago and they gave me free shipping, so I got 20 diapers for 40 bucks, which isn't too bad for cutesy diapers, especially ones that are efficient. Still, if I'm ever going for usage, I'm grabbing my 24/7s

Not sure if this is sort of a thing that has a sort of understood "dont talk about it rule" so if it is, please by all means just say so.

Has anybody tried the RCD's from qualitydiapers.net? Im starting to consider it…

That being said, im not sure that if I decide that I want to, if I would feel comfortable doing so from a moral standpoint. It is a product that is made entirely for a non-fetish use. they go so far as to have a discreet, but very blunt picture on the bottom of their main page that has an "X" going through an "AB". if you look at the code for the website, the picture is titled "AB not welcome here". This may be reinforcing the legitimate intention of the models, but they probably also intend it to mean that they dont want anything to do with us, and that is 100% understandable. Of course there is no way they could ever possibly know if I did buy from them, and thats not what Im worried about. As weird as this sounds, it almost seems wrong to betray the trust/intention/purpose of the company/product/clients etc, etc… In other words, it seems a bit wrong to use something that is meant to help kids as a fetish item…

Does anybody else get that kind of feeling, or am I just making a big deal out of nothing in my head?

also, if anybody has tried them, what did you think?

>>10313

that site is a front for pedophiles, just so you know.

And on the point of betrayal, you're in the clear on a moral standpoint, provided you're not planning on harming anyone. A consumer product's intentions belong to the end-user and nobody else.

>>10313

I'm 99% sure that the reason they put the no-ABDL sign on their site is because they don't want to be seen hiring kids to pose in underwear for a fetish-related site. They want to distance themselves as much as possible from the ABDL community so that they don't get accused of anything.

I imagine they'd have absolutely no issues with ABDLs buying their product so long as you don't openly state that you're buying them to satisfy your fetish. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if they were ABDLs themselves.

There is no reason to feel bad about buying their product.

>>10314

It's this. IIRC, it's a front for their "Catalogue" which is just more photos of that kid in their brand of diaper, among various Totally Cool Child costume outfits straight out of a striptease show

I've never heard any reviews of them though. They don't look amazing imo and are probably just normal middle-of-the-road cheap adult diapers bought from china, but with a print applied. (there's companies that will do this in bulk and they're not too hard to find)

>>10316

>>10313

Same guy here. they state on the website that they will accept postal money orders as payment, but Im trying to figure out some reason to pay with that over some more convenient form other than "I dont want this on my credit card history". I know they would not openly object, especially since they explicitly state that they accept that, but still, it seems like they would know somewhere what was going on… If only they accepted pay-pal, I would be able to spend bitcoin and pay with a proxy… I cant use my own card, as I am not the only one with access to the statement.

>>10102

>So they're in the same boat as ABU's products? Stupid cute, so everyone buys them and they wind up all over the internet, but shitte performance compared to more utilitarian brands?

This is every printed diaper other than what Bambino and Rearz offer up. Personally I blame this on the influx of the SJW/Hipster types that value looks over function.

I love the look of Snuggies, DC Amor and ABU's Cushies, but they suck ass as actual diapers.

I look at them as costume props that look fucking awesome on AB models.

I have yet to find a diaper as perfect as the Bellissimo and I'd be willing to bet if Bambino made a diaper that was the same inside, but had an all over print on the outside, they would win this competition hands down.

>>10345

snuggies overnights are good diapers, albeit overpriced. I haven't tried the regular snuggies, so I'm not sure about them.

>>10102

>>10103

>>10169

>>10345

>>10355

Thanks for the input. Those Overnights look great, but paying $20 for a sample pack with shipping is fucking insane. Teddies are cheaper anyway, so I guess I'll just stick with those for the time being.

Oddly enough, I might be getting some Waddlers from a friend. Even if they do suck, it's hard to argue with the price of "free". Will post opinions here if that goes through.

>>10345

>I blame this on the influx of the SJW/Hipster types that value looks over function.

Please, the "form over function" attitude was a part of the AB scene years before the first rainbow hair started bitching about the marginalization of "littles". Abduls have been trying to squeeze into cribs, seats, and strollers that can barely support 50 pounds let alone 500 for at least two decades now.

>>10377

>>10355

Hey guys

So I met the makers/owners of snuggies

They are a couple of great guys that are totally into the scene. I know they charge quite a bit for the diaps but these are pretty good guys.

Im not trying to be a translucent ad for their company, theyre too expensive for me.

I just want to say that buying from them is supporting a couple people that are involved in the community

>>10395

Snuggies are still probably the cheapest AB brand to get in Australia though. Shipping fees mark up the others too much but I guess the bulk discounts made it easier for PaddingPlus to resell them at more realistic diaper prices.

>>10345

Super absorbent diapers like Bambinos are kind of excessive. I mean the appeal is obvious, but you're not supposed to sit around in the same diaper all day, as much as carers would love that. As long as a diaper can deal with you fully going once and maybe a bit more, it succeeds as a standard diaper.

>>10316

why do you say you wouldnt be surprised if they were abdl's themselves?

>>10415

For the same reasons that people think the site seems suspicious:

They make a big deal out of their catalogs which are updated monthly and seem to mainly consist of pictures of teenagers modeling their diapers. Those catalogs are only available if you order from them, which seems odd.

The diapers look more like ABDL diapers than discreet medical products, and I can't imagine any kid with a bedwetting problem wanting to wear ones with a printed landing zone.

Their site seems to have a few suspiciously specific denials on it such as the "NO ABDLs" sign and "Quality Diapers hires professional photographers and modeling agencies. Parents attend photo shoots and allow the use of these photos to be shown." on their photos page.

It's just a hunch and I have no concrete proof. Either way I don't think they're doing anything wrong.

>>10345

>DC Amor sucks

I don't know about any other "play" diaper, but I got a single DC Amor once from a guy and it was pretty fantastic, actually. If they weren't like ten bucks a brief, I'd gladly use them as an everyday diaper.

But then again, I don't wet a lot at a time, so I actually prefer Depends as my go-to everyday diaper. DC Amors seem to lock in moisture pretty fast unlike some brands (tena ugh), so they're good in my book.

I got some Northshore briefs last week, and they're great. They really swell up nice and big. They do leak a little around the legs if I'm not real careful about how they're adjusted. But I don't care much about that, because mostly I am careful when I pee. I don't pee that much because I am paranoid about how I smell. I often just pour in warm water. They hold a lot, especially with stuffers. The one weird thing is that there are some rough spots on the surface, like there is some grit in the plastic. Just a little, and it's not terrible.

Love the swelling especially with pads.

Okay. Whats the best "in store" brand I don't want to order anything through mail. Small town with a shitty mail man. I tend to buy when I'm out of town doing other errands but I haven't been impressed with anything I've tried Tena, Storbrand ( riteaid, walgreens), and depends. About to give up and bag the whole thing.

>>10584

Me, I just use depends. They're low profile and discreet, absorb a fair amount, and are crinkly and plasticy and soft for wearing around the house with no pants on. Tena are unfun and don't even work. Attends are good for prolonged wear, but tend to be cloth-backed and hard to tell when wet so they're not as fun, and they're rare/expensive so fuck em' tbh.

Guys, I'm a waist size 32 and want to try Tena Slip Maxis. The Mediums look kind of tight, almost too small. Would a Large fit me better, or should I stick with medium?

>>10345

Spoken like someone who hasn't tried Amors, ESPECIALLY after the first run. Functionally, the new run rivals bellisimo.

>>11035

I've got like size 34 and the mediums fit great. I'm sure they'd fit you fine too.

>>11197

You have a physical store with that many options? What magical land do you live in?

Bambinos are nice, but as you say the price is higher than most other brands and nearly all of them have a babyish design. Can't speak for Molicares personally (though I've heard mixed things about them,) but Abena should probably do just fine for you. Wetness indicator, and with a couple of thickness options. Not sure of your situation vis-à-vis getting noticed by other people since you'll be at a party, but the M4 could hold practically anything you throw at it for a several hour period. The M3 should hold up quite well too, but with a little less thickness if you're looking to keep it low-key.

>>11204

it could be the medical supply store in fort wayne(i think) that is ABDL aware and has a special room with a bunch of abdl stuff.

>>11204

>What magical land do you live in?

Montreal. http://www.stomophlebo.com/

It's a legit pharmacy specializing in ostomy stuff, but manages to be "ABDL Aware" in carrying bambinos and some printed plastic pants. It's a cool spot.

>tfw no bf to bring to the de-facto diaper store

;_;

Anyway, thanks for the info. I'll try the Abena M4s. I dunno if I actually will wear diapers on halloween specifically, but I have worn to bars and stuff in the past because I have some bad reactions to beer. The seal is weak.

>>11228

Man, Canada seems to be the land of diapered young women looking for relationships. I've seen several from there over the last week or so.

Best of luck on your adventures. You're braver than I would probably be, wearing out in public. You'll get to laugh up your sleeve at all the people desperately waiting to get into the bathrooms.

>>11228

This has inspired me to go out to pharmacies to find some hidden gems. How were you tipped off about this place?

>>11239

>women

>implying I'm female

kek m8

>You're braver than I would probably be, wearing out in public.

The key is realizing that most people can't tell the difference.

>You'll get to laugh up your sleeve at all the people desperately waiting to get into the bathrooms.

until I have to change ;~;

Really, beer does fuck me up bladder-wise. Even just having three beers tonight, I dribbled a bit on top of having to pee two or three times over the space of two hours.

>>11242

well, legit non-chain pharmacies SOMETIMES have good stuff (this was my start as a lad, actually, some random brick n' mortar that carried lots of weird old widget/budget brands and also Attends 10s) but I learned about the specific place I'm talking about from Fetlife tbh. though a lot of online pharmacies carry a lot of premium brands, even if not ABDL stuff and clearly not being "ABDL-Aware"

>>11252

…well, I've got egg on my face I suppose. I think I just kind of jumped from 'skirt' and 'panties' to girl, but I know we're a pretty varied bunch here. Montreal is clearly a much more accepting place than Texas is in that regard.

>The key is realizing that most people can't tell the difference.

I'm self-conscious as fuck, even though I know that's true when I look in the mirror at how hidden the diapers are. I should just try taking some cute pictures or something and putting them in the OC thread. Might help me learn to relax, though the idea terrifies me.

>until I have to change ;~;

With an M4? Friend, you'll have to be wizz master to manage that unless you're out for six hours or something. Spend some time with it before you go out and get an idea of the capacity. Beer and diapers are a match made in heaven, even if I've only done it from the comfort of my quiet lonely home.

>>11253

Not the same person, but I can destroy an m4 in a matter of hours, especially when drinking lol. Stuffers or doubling is freaking necessary for booze nights.

>>11352

What annoys me is the tapes suck. You can only use them one time and often time you can't adjust them because they sometimes end up taking a chunk of the plastic cover with them when you unstick it.

That's why I prefer the CVS/Walgreens brands, because at least you can adjust the tapes.

>>11258

Anyone else think m4s are really overrated? Not too comfy, and not really that absorbent?

>>11360

and overpriced?

>>11360

I've never managed to get one to leak without prolonged wear and/or fluid loading. Though I will give you that they're not the comfiest to sit on a flat/hard surface with.

Also how do you mean overpriced? 14pack for €11 is pretty decent, or do you need to pay extortionate prices in America?

>>11360

Definitely think they're overrated compared to shit like Comficare, Bellissimos, Rearz, 24/7s. They're still a good baseline for a premium diaper though.

>>11362

For us, a 14 pack is ~20$(17.6 Euros), so yeah, pretty big price gouge in comparison. On the other hand we get access to nearly all of the AB print diapers at a significantly lower price than other countries. If I were in the EU though, I'd definitely be buying Comficares instead of Abenas

>>11364

placed an order there at the start of the week, since I'm down to 2 snuggies overnights and a dozen between attends and tena maxi. Comficares don't seem to be available from any of the sites I usually buy from(probably because of the BetterDry rebranding that's still ongoing), but they did have crinklz, which are a fair bit more at 12/€18, so I bought some, but mostly the abenas

>>11362

Well I like to order from xp by the case.

L4s >tfw are $60 for 36 = 1.67 each.

24/7s are $105 for 72 = 1.46 each.

A pretty significant difference tbh given the extra comfort and absorbency of 24/7s.

>>9345

Don't. I don't know what OP has to compare to them, but Northshores are really shitty.

Anyone tried Wellness Briefs?

>>12388

>>12389

i think they're old liberos, will be hard to find today since they were made in 1990 - 2000. i probably used to wear these myself when i was little

>>12720

They're my new day-to-day diaper. Super fucking absorbent, tapes are godlike, ridiculously thick straight from the start, and pretty noisy/crinkly. My only complaint isn't even really a big thing, and that's that the print is more "little kiddish" than "babyish". Either way it still makes me feel smaller, but I'm definitely eager for the baby animal print of the same diaper that's coming in January.

>>12720

I honestly don't think they'll hold 5L, but the design looks somewhat intresting tbh.

>>12729

They don't. The numbers that companies put out is so fucking skewed and has no realistic application to normal wear. All this bitching back and forth between the companies and the people buying their products always leaves me laughing because they obviously have this solid research backing up their statements, but none of that research actually puts its findings into practice, which is a completely different ballpark. It's like they don't realize that an AB product, something that's going to be worn by active people in their daily lives and sexual activities, isn't the same as a medical incontinence product that's meant to be worn by bedridden patients. Sure that 5L is POSSIBLE, but is it likely given the people who are wearing them? Fuck no.

They ARE, however, just as absorbent in practice as Bellissimos, perhaps equal to Comficares, and are noticeably thicker than both. They're solid af and worth the buy if you like thick diapers imo.

Anyone else dislikes the new Tena fabric?

I used to love the touch and overall feeling of rubbing the plastic fabric… and the feeling is mostly gone with the new cloth material.

What brands/products have plastic throughout the diaper?

I am looking for something that is really absorbent, wont have a problem with leaking within reason, and is as quiet as possible. Anyone know where I might find that?

Oh shit, I just brought this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/361421938014

Any more experiences with pacifiers? I hope that it will reduce my nail biting habit by a fuckton, it's unhygenic and looks awful.

>>12734

BetterDry/ComfiCare, Dry 24/7, Molicare Super Plus, older Tena Maxi, Abena M4 are or were plastic.

>tfw have Molicares

>they are soft as fuck

>>12746

BetterDry is your best bet for thi's, even while plastic backed they're very quiet.

Any Eurobro here has ever purchased fetish diapers?

I'm asking because it seems everything's either shipped from the USA (customs might fuck me in the ass) or Netherlands.

Either way, shipping is a pain in the ass.

>>12754

I brought Fabines from ABDLF once, not my thing. I'm a huge fan of Molicares because of the softness.

Decided to make a FL account, let's see how far this goes. So far haven't seen any SJW bullshit in the Dutch communties, plenty of rulefaggotry tho.

>>12754

There are ones you can get from the UK (cuddlz and tykables (previously snuggies)). Have you checked the shipping on those?

>>12770

Shit, found something else out: they banned a user for being a dick in RL or something. Now that's what I call JIDF Nazi-tier moderation!

How are snuggies? How many wettings can they hold before leaking? How about messing?

Last week I got a new case of dry 24.7's from XP medical. The tapes are bigger and seem to have better adhesive. the padding looks to be exactly the same thickness but feels more stiff then the last case of them. the outside of the diaper feels slightly rough but not anything too drastic.

All in all I think these dry 24/7's are improved in just the right area while not degrading in quality elsewhere.

Think the case broke down to like 1.55-1.65 USD per diaper and thats with like 10-12 bucks in California sales tax and shipping. (Free shipping, but that cost is obiviously worked in.)

I also used one ABU Space diaper out of my pack of ten. They are extremely good. Highly recommend them if you want prints/bedtime diaper.

but Dry 24/7's are my favorite. price to performance they are likely the best I've ever had.

>>12777

I'd say the overnights can hold at least 3 full wettings, although they leak long before you reach the advertised 4 litre capacity.

I haven't tried messing them, but they seem more than adequate.

You might want to reinforce the tapes with some duck tape or something, because when they swell up the tapes can sometimes pop off.

I think they'd be even better if you wore some waterproof pants over the top, because the only real down side is the leaking problem.

Just recieved my Baby-Pants Nuk 6 paci and so far I fucking love it!

>>13012

Not at all a bad one! Molicares are legit for mid-range use, clear plastic pants are hot as fuck, and inspires are legitimately pretty damn absorbent. Pretty close to Bellissimo/Spoileds/Fabine absorbency if you've ever tried any of those. If you're over in EU though, I'd definitely stick to stuff like BetterDry(when they come back out), MyDiaper, etc., considering Rearz' stuff is expensive as fuck for anyone not in Canada

>>13015

Molicare/Paul Hartmann should pay me for shilling their diapers, because the softness is off the charts.

How are the MyDiaper diapers? Some people on a abdl forum I go on like 'em.

Just got a letter in the mail from Northshore. Apparently they've been hacked and credit/debit card info was taken.

>>13018

I'll be honest, never tried personally. Seen some comparison photos and reviews though and the animals ones that just came out seem legit. The others are pretty bad absorbency-wise though (which I can confirm personally. Like 2 wettings before a leak). Maybe get a sample before trying? Idk, I just mentioned cuz they're another EU-based diaper, unlike the stupid expensive shipping/reselling costs on stuff like Bambinos and ABU space.

>>13033

ABDLF has…some issues lol. It's freaking ridiculous how large the pricing gaps are between the two sites. I guess that's the difference between authorized redistributors and people that resell without permission? Idk if that's the case with ABDLF, but I kinda that vibe from them…

>>13011

Is there anything I can do about it to prevent the milky taste of latex? The teat is from latex and it tastes milky for some reason.

>>13036

>I guess that's the difference between authorized redistributors and people that resell without permission?

Could be, not sure.

>I'll be honest, never tried personally. Seen some comparison photos and reviews though and the animals ones that just came out seem legit. The others are pretty bad absorbency-wise though.

Probably not the Nighttime version, that is the one who's pretty good I heard.

So the medical supply store near me stopped carrying plastic backed M4's, but they still carry the cloth backed air-plus M4's. How do they compare? I've only ever used M4s but I guess it's time to move on.

>>13080

I've tried both the tapes don't stick very well on the cloth-backed one, but they still hold a lot.

>>13028

Who the fuck hacks a medical supply website. Honestly?

>>13103

Medical records are a pretty popular target for identity thieves in the US. Though the hackers only took credit/debit card info, and North Shore probably wouldn't store those records on the same servers they use for their online storefront (assuming they even deal with that kind of paperwork to begin with).

Maybe they just thought a niche medical supply website would be an easy target?

>>13103

Someone who wants credit card information from people in an industry not necessarily well-acquainted with cyber security?

>>13238

thank you for your review!

Tried the MyDiaper Night diapers and HOLY SHIT these are 10/10 for 24/7 wearing, they hold messes good, wetting too, and plastic backing WITH a tape landing zone!

Will order a fuckton more next time.

I'm wearing a Rearz Inspire now, still dry.

>>13423

Not impressed by the Rearz, they leaked after a flood, and I only wet them once before!

Okay, what have I done…

I took in order

>4 marshmallows coated in glycerin

>4 bananas, tips coated

>a kotex-like pad coated in glycerin

And i'm now sitting on a stool wearing nothing but my onesie, a MyDiaper Nacht and socks, sucking on my paci. my ass feels very weird if I stand up and for some reason I like and hate it.

>>14423

Man, it felt like I hypermessed, had a nice bulge on my butt after I released it.

>>13875

Maybe for the samples, but OFC samples will run more expensive than the best deals.

A case with normal shipping comes out to about $2.25 a diaper, which IMO isn't bad. It's a little over the golden spot for premium printed AB diapers, but it's still worth it.

Most damn comfortable diapers I've ever tried. Not even the new Bambino Hybrid, touted as "most comfortable ever!", beats it. As one other person put it, "they're not just comfortable, they're also comfortable WHEN WET."

>>14423

>>14428

Four banana halves, or four full bananas?

>>14589

Four bananas, broken in halves.

What's a good diaper for someone looking for something that's bulky/poofy?

Bambinos seem like the other go-to ABDL diaper everyone recommends. Heard the Dry 24/7s are nice and bulky. Heard a lot of good things about the Overnight Snuggies lately.

Any input or suggestions?

>>15052

the bambinos bellisimo and dry 24/7s are both exactly what youre looking for. I dont have any experience with the snuggies overnights

If you really want to make them swell, put in a couple boosters. This goes with every diaper

>>15052

Dry 24/7s are decently thick, but Bambino Bellissimos, as well as most "premium" ABDL diapers (Rearz, ABU's newer stuff), are slightly thicker. We're talking fractions of a centimeter here, so unless you absolutely, positively have to have the thickest disposable pantaloons on the market without resorting to stuffers or booster pads, you'd probably be better off ordering whatever's cheapest/easiest for you to acquire.

Unless they've changed since the "Tykables" rebranding, Overnight Snuggies are actually pretty thin (about as thin as SDK/Cushies and a lot of non-ABDL diapers) but they have a pretty good capacity and swell a lot when wet. Kinda remind me of actual babby diapers in that regard, so if that's your thing and you can work out how to set the tapes just right they might be a good buy.

I'm pretty partial to Bellissimos myself, but Snuggies Tykables Overnights are slightly cheaper if you buy at least two bags. Dry 24/7s, as with most non-ABDL product, will probably be the cheapest option if you don't mind the lack of prints.

Of course, if it's sheer bulk you're looking for, cloth can't be beat. Cheaper in the long run as well, but expensive up front and cleaning can will be a pain. The necessity of plastic pants unless you go with all-in-ones may or may not be a plus depending on how crinkly you like your absorbent underoos.

>>15054

>>15053

How about the new ABUniverse diapers? The Space, Simple and Little Paws ones?

Looking around some of the various ABDL forums, seems to be very bulky and good.

>>15058

ABU space/little paws/simple huge, comfortable, and they hold a lot.

>>15058

From what I hear, their quality is top-notch, with a lot of folks comparing them to Rearz in terms of size and capacity. They're also $3.50 per diaper unless you pony up for a 40 pack or case. And even then they're still more expensive than other brands when bought at a similar quantity.

They supposedly outperform Bambinos, Tykables, and most of the other diapers on the market. It all comes down to whether or not you're willing to pay a premium price for a premium product.

>>15069

Or just change more often, there is no diaper in the world that holds 6 litres of fluid.

>>15072

I'm going off what others have told me, not what the seller advertises. Wish I could try them myself to give an actual value on capacity, but I'm not too keen on shelling out that much for padding right now… Or ever, for that matter.

A good rule of thumb with ABDL diapers is to take whatever capacity the site advertises and cut it in half, then you'll have a number that's much closer to the actual/practical capacity. Medical supply sites tend to be slightly more truthful in that regard, but a certain amount of embellishment is still to be expected.

But yeah, 6 litres is insane. There's no way a diaper could hold 6 lbs of liquid without falling apart, let alone the 12 they imply! I can't tell if they just pull numbers out of their asses or if they've got some sort of arcane testing method that is incapable of being replicated under normal circumstances.

>>15084

Disregard all other brands, I can confirm that Rearz Inspires are the BEST diapers you can get. I flooded them twice and then wet once by a decent amount and they didn't leak a drop. I also did a 1.5L enema and it held it beautifully.

10/10 gonna buy more bags of them next time.

>>15426

I guess you're from the US, try bambinodiapers or ABUniverse?

>>15426

Anywya, I'd go with the S4's, they're M4's but in a smaller size, and those are raved all over the ABDL community.

>>15433

Those are 'premium' though, so they're the cloth backed ones. It's the plastic-backed M4s everyone raves about.

>>15426

Well really, you're going to have to do a bit of experimentation yourself to find what you like. Most of the abena products offered these days are cloth-backed, which has their pros and cons.

For me, like many others I prefer the plastic backed designs generally speaking but they're not as bad as some might say. The cloth-backed Abena S4/M4's are actually quite comfy and hold quite a bit. Also, they're virtually silent under clothes so you can easily wear around others without them hearing you. That said, the biggest downside I have for them are that they suck at holding in smell. If you are wet, you will smell it. The S3/M3 line is just a thinner, less absorbant version.

As for other places to order, google Bambino diapers, abuniverse, tykables for more specialist products, you can read some reviews in this thread about the different products. XPMedical is my go-to place when ordering the more 'mundane' diapers so you might go there and check out their selection.

>>15432

No, Canadian :P Sadly, the websites mentioned above seem to be relevant only for a US clientèle. Tykables has a canadian section, but almost no products? I guess Amazon will do for now. There's a few drugstores around me where I ought to walk in and see what they offer, as well. I might just check 'for a friend'.

So, I went with the S4 for starters. I'll eventually try out the plastic-backed ones, if I want things to get more crinkly :3 Thanks guys

>>15453

Hey, check out Rearz.ca too! I'm from the U.S., so I get shafted on shipping from them, but you don't have to worry about that problem and they've got a pretty good selection of stuff to pick from. If you're in the Toronto area, you can even pick shit up in person if you'd like.

>>12754

Missed your post, try the abdltb shop. It is Dutch, carries something like 70 different brands and has lots of shipping options

>>15531

>>15509

Some background here:

>>13038

>>13081

>>2398

They are incredibly stiff, have shitty leg gatherers, and no waistband elastic of any kind.

Don't make my same mistake and order a fucking case

>>15509

>tb

oh god, please don't let that mean what I think it means

>>16152

Teen Baby, yeh. abdltbclub is a autism hive anyway.

>>16153

Okay, that's at least better than Trans-Baby, which is what I was afraid of. But yknow, only in the sense that Ted Cruz is better than Donald Trump as a president. Both are still objectively awful.

>5'6

>120lbs

>Most decent diapers are WAY too big

>Order some of those Abena Maxi boosters

BEST buy ever. Like seriously, everything went from baggy and loose and ugly to actually fitting