seeking opinions on different diaper brands (thick diapers)

[lil1inlongbeach]

I need some opinions on different diaper brands (online). I've tried the Wellness briefs (regular not their new line yet that's for tonight) and every time they get wet they sag then leak at the legs which I can't stand.

[justagirl4fun]

I'm currently wearing an Abena Abri-Form Premium Air Plus L4. Super thick and absorbent but I dislike the cloth-like cover. Stretches out too much, which leads to a saggy diaper, and also the wetness seeps through before the diaper is anywhere near max absorbency. Got a hell of a deal on them ($14 and change for a 12-pack on amazon) but I probably wouldn't buy them at full price. Next time I'll go with the Abena Abri-Form classics as they have the plastic cover...assuming they haven't changed since I bought them last, they can't be beat in my book!

[DiapermanAl]

Yeah the l-4 sure do sag. I got some cheap too. The mediums are good for when active. The large have been good for me at night. Can't go wrong the classics there still nice and thick.

[Hookedondiapers]

My overall favorite for fit and usability is Abena M4 - the plastic backed version.

[jesse78]

For me, now I wear a small, but the abri-s4 and the molicare work great as my night time diaper. The only time I've leaked is when I fill them to the max

[Bonsai]

If you like the consistency of the padding, you may like to try the Forma-Care X-plus (in Europe they are cheaper than Abena M4/L4 and have similar thickness/absorbency, but very different feeling, much less soft).

[lil1inlongbeach]

Thank you for your help on this.

[square_duck]

Hi lil1,

I was going to recommend the Abena L-4 for you. I like the M-4's myself and have made one last a LONG time, fit well and they hold a TON. They are one of my favorite extended wear diapers day or night.

Glad yo found something that works for you though. You might try a sample of the Abena (plastic backed) L-4 sometime though, just for kicks