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Where did you get that? Looks like something id like to try!

I don't wear disposables, never really have. I simply wore the cloth pull up w/ no extra inserts, plastic pants and a onesie. It can easily take 2 wettings, and thats good soakings. Tops ive done is 4, and it leaked into the PP by the 4th. We only have 1 bathroom for about 120 people, and 90% of the people know me. I usually wear cargo khaki type pants, maybe jeans on the weekend. Wearing them was the easy part, but I would probably want to change at somepoint during the shift.

Odd as usually if I have to poop, I also have to pee. I got to imagine others who wear this are faced with this issue.

I was thinking of how it would be as a regular diaper, not just for swimming, but I'd use it for that too. How well does it hold urine?

Has anyone ever used the SoSecure Incontinence Containment Swim Diaper? It says it isn't tested for urine it says, more for bowel movements, but was curious how well this works, esp for $50. https://www.llmedico.com/product/77/sosecure-containment-swim-brief/?search_query=swim+diaper&results=2

On a whim, I decided to wear my cloth diaper to work today. I found some pants that fit over them nicely, and brought a backup set incase of issues. I wore them for 10 hrs, and wet them 2 times. No noticeable drooping or bulge (I did wear plastic pants and a onesie) and it felt fine. When I got home, the diaper was VERY wet, as was my mid section where the wetness was. However, it created a few questions: It seemed like wetting 2 times might of been pushing it. I felt like there was slight urine smell (I could of been imagining things) but I didn't enjoy how wet I was by the time I got home. So how do I handle changing? What do I do with the wet cloth diaper afterwards? What is the best way to go about bringing supplies in/out of the bathroom? My philosophy was just to wear 1 diaper the entire shift, but with the amount I wet, that probably isn't the best idea.

I've asked this question many years ago and got mixed results and wanted to see if this has been tried/tested more. Anyone ever wear plastic pants with just cloth diaper inserts? If so, what was your experience like? Did you use them to wet?

That "letting go" probably comes within time. I'd be willing to bet if I was a passenger and not driving, I could let go, but when I'm driving, esp at night when your paying extra attention, it isnt as easy.

It looks like those "fixing pants" are like compression underwear for diapers. It keeps them tight to the body and less bulky. I just got 2 onesies. $40 is a bit high for one via XPMedical. I have yet to wear a onesie and a diaper + clothing out yet. I've tried most of my everyday shorts/pants etc and they wont fit over my diaper (I wear cloth), thus wanting to find a few "easy" items.

I was also thinking those jumpsuits, like a mechanic or technician might wear. Though that can look quite out of place, but seems really comfy and easy to wear.

Product link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/252831658519?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&var=551843547614&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT I was looking for an affordable onesie/romper solution to wear under overalls and such and found these on sale for $19.99 w/ free shipping. They shipped FAST (3 days). They are made in China (first red flag). Putting one on initially, it was too big. It didnt hug the diaper at all, but I knew I needed to wash it to get it true to size. I washed it with hot water, dried it on the hot setting, and it did shrink. Standing up relaxed, it still doesnt hug the diaper tight. The overall fit isnt that great. It mostly fits like a tshirt thats slightly too big. One of the 5 snaps wont snap correctly either. Overall, I wouldnt recommend these, but perhaps my body type isnt suited for these or something, but I figured id give my honest review!

I recently decided to wear denim overalls with a diaper, and it felt comfortable. I liked that I didnt have something I needed to use a belt for or tie, it just slid right over the diaper. It got me thinking, what else can be worn for "everyday" use, out and about, with diapers that is super easy and comfortable for men? Women have it a bit easier with skirts and dresses, but most mens clothing can be a bit restrictive in the crotch area, esp. with diapers. I do find nylon/track pants to work well, but haven't found much else that I can wear where I feel truly comfortable in with a diaper underneath. Suggestions?

I was taking a 4 hr road trip and randomly decided to wear a cloth pull up with plastic panties, and try only using the diaper on the trip. I had some success, and the unsuccessful parts is where I am looking for some insight. While it was very easy to "let go" and pee standing up, I couldn't do it while driving. I tried to relax, slouch down in the seat more, stretch out more etc... but no matter how bad I had to go, I couldnt do it. I finally had to pull over, stand up and pee. The pro was I was able to set the diaper 4 times & never change, though the 4th wetting was overboard and the plastic pants did their job, but mostly, I want to be able to go while driving. So, how can I be able to "let go" while driving, or more or less sitting? What is the longest you've left yourself unchanged on a road trip? How do you handle wetting on the road? I brought a spare diaper but, where to put the wet one? Nobody wants a car to smell like pee, nor do I want to ring them out in the rest stop or truck stop bathroom, so what do you do with the wet diapers? Another idea I had was to get locking plastic pants, and perhaps that will tell my brain I have no other option? I feel like this is mental.

It is the Fetware I have. So... has anyone used the Babykins version?

Is there a more "higher waisted" pull on or snap/velcro diaper? I feel like the ones I have are good, but would like them to sit a bit higher on my waist. Not looking for anything that needs pins, so was looking to see what else is on the market that is of quality for this type of need. I often find id like a little more "room" in the crotch area.