>>41394 PUL is not waterproof, it is water resistant. It is a treated cloth layer with a water resistant coating. While it is okay for minor leaks, if you were to seriously leak and then sit down or apply pressure urine could seep out straight through the fabric. Also over time as you wash it the waterproof treatment will wear away. Covers made of vinyl, plastic, rubber, pvc, etc are waterproof as unless there was a tear nothing will pass through.

>>41399 Oh, that conflicts with what I've previously read on PUL; I thought it was waterproof. I have at least seen some videos where they tested this, but it is true that they generally dont apply any pressure. Concerning the other materials, which one would you recommend most?

>>41417 >>41399 Personally, when I pad up I always put on a pair of plastic pants, then cover it up with a cloth diaper cover. combined with a onesie it's delightfully thick, stays in place, and I've got 2 extra layers of protection from leaks. Do recommend

>>41447 Sounds good, but wouldnt it be more logical to put the plastic cover over the cloth one?

>>41447 It must get sweaty under there. I understand wanting to contain the filth though.

Anyone tried these waterproof training pants? How are they? https://diaperu.com/products/abdl-training-pants-shark-whale-waterproof-version

>>41476 I'd rather have the look of the cover on the outside, also keeps the extra material from the plastic pants from spilling out of your onesie. I dont usually leak, but when I do the plastic pants clean/dry faster than my covers do. I've also never had a blowout/leak get past the plastic pants layer.

>>41476 Anon, obviously the cloth outer cover is for aesthetics and bulk. The inner plastic diaper cover is what handles the function.

>>41505 >>41506 Yeah, I was mainly thinking about the practical side of the diaper cover; because of the leaks, I didnt have the time to consider the aesthetical aspects haha But if having the cloth diaper cover over the plastic one works well, then I'll also try it. For now, I have looked at this cover: https://www.saveexpress.de/nl/inkontinenz-mehrweg-reusable/airoliver-pvc-slips-bodys-diapers/hosen/9727/super-airoliver-ueberhose-no.1003-weiss Which seems good (100% PVC, broad elastics), but if there are any other metrics which I should consider, please say so

They're not very technical and I mostly just talk about pritns but I've written a bunch of ABDL diaper reviews on tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/abdlextra/tagged/diaper%20review

>>41417 With the tests they also test it brand new, after a few weeks to a few months the water resistant qualities fade and you begin getting sweat through leaks. In terms of good material anything actually waterproof is good: plastic, vinyl, PVC, rubber, latex, etc. The question then comes down to if you have alerigies with the material(latex), want a more expensive but heavier and higher durability (rubber), are able to handle the specific quirks of the material(no exposure to sunlight or oil), etc. I like to recommend vinyl because it is waterproof, fairly cheap, durable, and aside from not exposing it to petroleum based oils it can take a beating and is fairly easy to care for.

>>41320 You want to take a look at "4abies". They make some really cute locking harnesses

Also a tip for if you have a plastic diaper cover with broad elastics along the legs: Fold these inside-out and on top of the cover, such that the elastic puts pressure at a higher point on the leg, and not at the point where the plastic and elastic are sown together. This way, you decrease the change of leaking near the legs.

>>41744 I'm sorry, what?

>>41755 Normally, if the legs of a plastic cover are leaking, then this happens where the plastic and elastic are sown together. However, if you fold the elastic over the plastic, then you create more pressure/a tighter fit above the point where the stitch is, reducing the chance of liquid even getting near the stitch, that would otherwise result in leaking. In the end, just try it out and see if it works.

>>41510 I have those exact pants, be generous when sizing or you'll struggle to slide then off come changing time plus risks of leaking.

>>41758 Okay that makes more sense. Thanks anon

as I am writing this I am wearing a Northshore megamax and I have to say, for most of my life I have worn medical cheap grade shit, then I got lucky enough to start trying out some nicer and cute ABDL nappies but at the same time although the always scratched the AB side of it, yet at the same time I always had some reservations when it came to how much I could enjoy wearing them in a non-ageplay/littlespace setting. Mostly the touch/feel of the plastic and how big they are, they were mostly ok but I have to say, this white plain megamax just ticks all those boxes and more, it feels very soft on the inside, it feels quite long/big so I feel like more of my skin is protected with absorbency and also, the plastic feels amazing to the touch, I believe this is some sort of second awakening to my diaper-wearing/enjoyment life, I am not committed to 24/7 yet but I am trying to start a routine of always going to bed padded and inducing wetting in many ways. I believe I will get a few bags to start wearing to bed, what an amazing early Christmas miracle.

Does anyone have a recommendation for a pullup style diaper? My girlfriend's favorite was the Rearz Felicity, which they seem to have scrubbed from their website, and it's difficult to find even singles at this point. I don't really care about the price point or absorbency (in fact if they tend to leak that's even more cute), I'm just looking for something as comfortable and cute as them.

>>43033 Felicity are so trash. The absorbancy is awful, capacity is awful, scratchy and uncomfortable as all hell. Only pullup I've ever used that wasn't dogwater was the Northshore GoSupreme, but capacity is limited on that one too (see my reveiews, 3rd comment in the thread >>36515 ). If you don't mind straight up leaking, Goodnights XL are probs your best bet, just don't flood them, especially not lying on your side.

I just ordered one of these Rearz Easy Grip bottles. Everything about it seems appealing to me, but I want to know how it's been for those who have it already. Is it easy to clean? Is it a good idea to use it for different drinks like milk, or booze? I'm mostly worried about some taste staying with the plastic or the nipple. Post any thoughts you have, please. Other than that, since nobody's talked about them here I'll give my opinion on the Sunkiss Masterpiece. I've gone through several packs of them, and all I can really say is that they're a good all-around diaper. I've never gotten to use a Megamax, but I've heard these are similar. These diapers are reasonably priced and available on Amazon, so that's a plus. At least where I live, there aren't many better options on Amazon for the price. They're absorbent, capable of handling a few good full wettings, and I haven't had many issues with leaking. It's mostly when I push them to their absolute limit or I fuck up a tape job that I have issues. I wear plastic pants to avoid any anxiety when wetting, even though it's typically not a problem at all. They are thick, so I wouldn't necessarily recommend public wear unless you're wearing something that doesn't hug your ass/crotch very much. They also swell quite a bit in the front. Especially when wet, these can force a waddle. The leak guards are pretty great. I usually use 2 medical pullups as boosters by removing the elastic, and the diaper itself handles it well. The tapes are sticky, so reapplying them several times isn't the best idea. I keep tape around for when I have issues. Overall I enjoy wearing these a lot, which is why I've bought several packs over time. If I could keep a better stash I'd buy in bulk. They suit my needs well for the price, although I'd like to try some printed diapers. If anyone has recommendations for good printed diapers with high capacity I'm all ears, although I'm probably going to wait for a sale before pulling the trigger.

>>46136 I just got the rearz EZ grip bottle. I've tried it with water and juice. It's easy to clean. I suggest just buying extra nipples.

>>46136 I've had shitty experiences with ABDL bottles and big bottle nipples but this bottle frigging gets it, my faith in abdl bottles has been restored. Really considering getting the flat, more "breastfeeding like" teat to add to the standard one, I al also considering ordering a second one honestly as well because I am so satisfied with it after being disappointed for so many years with all the other ones. go for it anon!

>>46155 >>46156 Holy shit, just got the bottle and wow. It's everything I could really want. The look is just right, and it's very functional. I might get the other nipples they sell just to try them, but the one included really makes it a pleasure to use. I have a Fixx pacifier, and the size of the teat is pretty comparable. It makes the fantasy of having big plastic baby gear real, which pushes my buttons in just the right way. I'm 100% going to drain this thing of juice a few times while padded, best purchase I've made in a while.

I dont get it, whats so special about this paci https://rearz.ca/hypnos-sleep-aid/

>>46457 Fat people who require CPAP at night claim that they can use this instead and breathe. >>46136 my favorite bottle

>>46457 The mouth guard looks bigger and probably fits different than more common ones. I almost want to get one just because of how big it looks

most of ABU sucks. charging top dollar for products that are worse. i cant fault peekabu or their fully plastic ones. theyre ok. but all of their cloth backs have tape issues and seepage/passthrough. and all of their hook and loops tape stickiness fades rapidly and are sized weirdly. and so their tapes often dig into my sides. i know ill get flak for that, but idgaf. ABU needs more quality control before shipping out the door.

Finally tried my first Megamaxes, they're amazing! If you're not particularly interested in how a diaper looks and just want something functional, they're the GOAT. Huge capacity and great feeling between your legs, especially with a booster. They'll be my go-to for wearing under onesies moving forward. Pic is not me, btw. I also enjoy ABU's positional printed diapers a lot, especially if I'm just wearing exposed diapers and a shirt. Bambinos are ok too, but I think they need to invest in some new diaper tech. Their ciao bella line seems to be flopping, unsurprisingly.

>>47473 I really want to try a Megamax to compare it with the Sunkiss Masterpiece. Everybody says they're similar but I want to see exactly how similar. What booster did you use?

>>47473 Northshore's booster. I figured it would fit well within their diaper since it's the same brand, which was ultimately correct.

I had intended to make an order for a footed sleeper at Privatina's site at some point but they seem to have gone down/bust and aren't taking orders any more. Anyone got recommendations for footed sleepers? These would be onesies with feet included, so only your head and hands aren't covered. In UK BTW

Does anyone know what type the pacifier is in pic related? Its from mydiapergf and it looks absolutely massive

>>48336 looks like its from mute buttons, an etsy shop :3 https://www.etsy.com/shop/mutebuttonspacifiers/?etsrc=sdt

>>48436 I had never heard of them before, thanks man!