| Reviews | Add your own review of Abri-From Super. |
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Review by: Troy |
I have to say I really like these diapers.
I was once a very loyal attends guy till I found the Abri form super.
What I like about these diapers is that they hold a lot but are not as bulkie as the X forms are.
So when you out and about, you don''t have to worry about leaks or someone knowing you got diaper butt.
I wish they made stronger tapes and 6 insted of 4
However these are the only diaper I wear now days.
Thanks
Troy |
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Review by: bloop |
I got the supers because i had heard the x-plus were extremely thick, and was worried if i had to wear in public since i like to wear at the library while i study. The quality of these diapers is apparent from the moment you open the bag. They''re extremely comfortable, nice and thick, and hold quite a lot- I would say around 3-4 wettings. I did have a leak once, but i think that was more my fault than the diapers. The cloth like covering is very soft and comfy, I know a lot of people prefer plastic backed but these feel great. The only problem is the tapes. While they have a refastening system, with a blue tape that stays on the diaper and a second you can remove and attach, the sticky-ness is lost only after one re-attaching. It''s unfortunate that for a diaper so great, the tapes are only mediocre. Fortunately, this problem is fairly easy to solve with duct or packing tape.
Overall, this is the best diaper I have worn. |
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Review by: Jessm5 |
The Supers remind me of a Depend or store brand diaper on steroids. They''re a little bit thicker than what you''d find at the store, but they''re way more absorbent. The best part is the tapes. Each tab has a second tape built in which is awesome if you have to refasten them. Cost-wise, if you buy a case the cost per diaper is about the same as if you went to the store.
For serious night time wetting these aren''t your solution. But for casual wearers or day-time use, you couldn''t ask for a better diaper.
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Review by: Jason |
These have become my daily diaper of choice as they are very absorbant and keep me dry with out the bulk and cost of the slightly better X-plus
for slightly less than $1 per diaper (not including Shipping) these are by far the best most versitale diaper. |
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Review by: Joe |
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If you want to feel like you're in a diaper from the mid 1990s, this is it. You definitely feel diapered as you're taped in. This is a really good diaper for daytime or nighttime use. I wouldn't recommend more than three wettings. Also, the top dry feels just like baby dry. |
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Review by: CampersPampers |
Lately I ordered a bag each of the abri-form X-Plus, Extra, and Super so I could try them out. I am really surprised and happy about how well the Supers have performed for me. Even though these were the lowest capacity of the three Abena types I tried they perform really well.
They are thicker than depends while also being more comfortable to wear. The plastic cover is soft with a wetness indicator that I think actually looks sharp (same indicator as the other Abri-form types ordered). I didn't personally have any fastener issues although I like the Bambino reinforced multi-fasten landing area better.
Where these diapers really shine is their unexpected capacity. I tried wearing these to bed yesterday after drinking a large amount of water. I wet these 3 times hard-core throughout the night and they did not leak. When I woke up I wet a forth time and found my butt sitting in a lake because the diaper's capacity was reached. They did not leak, however, and I managed to take off the diaper and check that my bed was not wet (which it wasn't).
I've never had any diaper (X-Plus or otherwise) hold pee in it that far past the saturation point. While the capacity was less than an X-Plus the leak protection was still phenomenal. |
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Review by: CampersPampers |
Lately I ordered a bag each of the abri-form X-Plus, Extra, and Super so I could try them out. I am really surprised and happy about how well the Supers have performed for me. Even though these were the lowest capacity of the three Abena types I tried they perform really well.
They are thicker than depends while also being more comfortable to wear. The plastic cover is soft with a wetness indicator that I think actually looks sharp (same indicator as the other Abri-form types ordered). I didn't personally have any fastener issues although I like the Bambino reinforced multi-fasten landing area better.
Where these diapers really shine is their unexpected capacity. I tried wearing these to bed yesterday after drinking a large amount of water. I wet these 3 times hard-core throughout the night and they did not leak. When I woke up I wet a forth time and found my butt sitting in a lake because the diaper's capacity was reached. They did not leak, however, and I managed to take off the diaper and check that my bed was not wet (which it wasn't).
I've never had any diaper (X-Plus or otherwise) hold pee in it that far past the saturation point. While the capacity was less than an X-Plus the leak protection was still phenomenal. |
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Review by: CampersPampers |
Lately I ordered a bag each of the abri-form X-Plus, Extra, and Super so I could try them out. I am really surprised and happy about how well the Supers have performed for me. Even though these were the lowest capacity of the three Abena types I tried they perform really well.
They are thicker than depends while also being more comfortable to wear. The plastic cover is soft with a wetness indicator that I think actually looks sharp (same indicator as the other Abri-form types ordered). I didn't personally have any fastener issues although I like the Bambino reinforced multi-fasten landing area better.
Where these diapers really shine is their unexpected capacity. I tried wearing these to bed yesterday after drinking a large amount of water. I wet these 3 times hard-core throughout the night and they did not leak. When I woke up I wet a forth time and found my butt sitting in a lake because the diaper's capacity was reached. They did not leak, however, and I managed to take off the diaper and check that my bed was not wet (which it wasn't).
I've never had any diaper (X-Plus or otherwise) hold pee in it that far past the saturation point. While the capacity was less than an X-Plus the leak protection was still phenomenal. |
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Review by: Goose |
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A great diaper for the price. Obviously, it's listed as the discrete and smaller version of the x-plus, so it doesn't hold as many wettings. But it definitely is a quality diaper that I would completely recommend. Very noisy, and like every adult diaper could use 6 tapes instead of 4, but I would very much recommend it! |
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Review by: anonymous |
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I really like these diapers. Had no issues with the tapes, until I had to reposition them, and even after that they held ok. It's a very comfy diaper, not too thick between the legs, but not too thin. Held 2 decent wettings no problem. The only complaints I have are that the plastic backing gets hot around the legs and waist, and these are noisy! You can't move in these without getting a "swish" or a "crinkle." All in all, very comfy, absorbent, and loud. There is no stealth with these. If you like a noisy diaper, I haven't found one louder than these yet. |
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Review by: ken |
Now the M2's
A good daytime diaper. If used as meant to be used, thin enough for tighter clothes yet still holds plenty. |
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Review by: abdl596 |
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I wish it had more than 2 tapes, but couple this with a depend maximum as a stuffer and it will hold almost all day. Most cost effective diaper out there. |
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| Rating Averages | |
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| Overall | Comfort | Capacity | Leaks | Noise | Looks | Fasteners |
| 8.7 |
9.3 |
8.3 |
8.7 |
5.4 |
5.5 |
7.6 |
| 10 is the best rating, 1 is the lowest. For leaks, 10 is the fewest leaks, 1 is the most. For noise, 10 is the quietest, 1 is the noisiest. For looks 1 is the plainest, 10 is the most colorful and decorated. |
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