cheap / unsung heroes?

[2sail2]

I am always on the cheap side of things.  I know that doesn't allow them to last very long.  But anyone have any that they like because they are cheap, but still relatively okayish?

 

[Little Sherri]

I've been using the Tena ProSkin overnight's - they're not bad, and pretty inexpensive. I have also found that a Tranquility ATN with a kid diaper in it as a stuffer can hold its own for a few hours. The economy can be a bit misleading, however, depending on how you wear them; I'm in diapers fulltime, so for me, a $3.50 CAD diaper that lasts 12 hours, is a better deal than a series of $2 diapers, that need to be changed every few hours. But if you are just wearing them for fun, and looking for an inexpensive option, then those ones I listed will work. The ProSkin is about as close in construction to a modern baby diaper, that you can get in adult sizes, minus the prints, of course, and the ATN is a plastic-backed diaper with that classic look and feel, that comes in very inexpensive on a per-unit basis. 

In terms of good diapers that are also good deals, the InControl BeDry comes in packs of 48 for about $2.75 CAD each, and their Active Airs come in a 60 pack, I think, for like $2.30 a piece, and they're not bad - comfy and quiet and reasonably reliable. 

[2sail2]

I also use Tena.  I found Super Proskin to be pretty cheap and actually last a long time.  They are cloth.  Showing about $1.21 for 14.

I tried ATN sometime before covid and kind of didn't like them.  Ahh, I see they were the cloth backed ones, look like plastic also available.  

[ValentinesStuff]

The Why Worry brand of cloth backed diapers were very good for their price.