Plastic Pants Help - Page 2

Nam Repaid · 11-11-2008

Plastic pants and rubber pants resource for adults who wear cloth or disposable diapers.

I've six pair from them and many more from other sites. Fetware is the best! (IMHO)

Nam

Johnathon · 11-11-2008

I highly recomend rubber pants for leaking protection, they are way better than plastic pants. I ordered mine from XP medical.....

ricky · 11-11-2008

I've been getting my plastic pants from Adult Cloth Diaper Co. and have had really good luck with them. They last for a long time, are comfortable, and don't make too much noise. I get the "leakmaster deluxe" pants, and they come with the extra wide crotch for cloth diapers. And as I've said before, I've been wearing cloth diapers now 24/7/365 for over 4 1/2 years, and diapers for a total of 5 1/2 years now.
These pants cost $15.00 each, (maybe a little cheaper too, if memory serves), if you get 3 or more, but I think they are well worth the money. I get about 8 to 10 months out of one before the plastic begins to break down over the elastic and crack. It's from all the stretching and contracting I guess.

I've also gotten some from a mail order catalog called Harriet Carter, but they were really cheap ones in more ways than one. You get 3 pairs for 9.99, but they're not wide enough in the crotch for cloth diapers, however, if you are wearing disposables, they would work just fine. But I would order the larger size just in case. I ordered the mediums the first time and they were too small for me, even with a disposable, so I ordered the large the next time. Those worked ok. I've still got all of them, as I don't use them anymore, since they don't fit over a cloth diaper. These are really thin, clear plastic.

If you would want them, I'd be glad to send them to you for just whatever the cost of shipping would be. I really don't have any use for them anymore.

Oh, and another place I did get some was at an Osco store with a disability or handicapped section, I don't think that's what they called it, but my memory sucks. Anyway, they have these white plastic pants that you can get that either snap on, or the pull on kind. I think the name of them is "Salk", or something close to that. They have a little wider crotch in them than those 3 for 9.99 ones do, and the material is much thicker too. I'm thinking I paid about 10 bucks apiece for those, not too sure now. But I tried both the pull on and the snap on ones. The snap on type tend to leak if you are laying on your side at night though. The pull on ones worked really good. But again, they worked over disposables, and don't fit over a thick cloth diaper.
If you would like some of them, pm me and we can discuss it. I hope this helps you make up your mind about what kind to get. There's a lot of different ones available, and everyone has different tastes and needs, so you gotta make up your own mind about what's best for you. Good luck to you.

Rick

Valerye · 11-11-2008

Pojo get Little Girl Style Rhumba Panties Lace.

Pojo · 11-11-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Valerye

Pojo get Little Girl Style Rhumba Panties Lace.

Maybe if they weren't like $50

Valerye · 11-11-2008

I'd buy them for him now if I had the cash. I'd pay to see him in the 2nd one. :3

Pojo · 11-11-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Valerye

I'd buy them for him now if I had the cash. I'd pay to see him in the 2nd one. :3

I'd wear them if you bought them for me

ShyBaby · 11-11-2008

I had a pair of Comco pants years ago and can confirm they were extremely durable - I think they lasted two or 3 years of intermittent use.

You might also want to consider Suprima - very well made and very durable. The high waist pants with enclosed elastics are very effective and unlike some cheaper PVC pants they don't have that nasty plasticizer smell. Not sure who sells them in the states. B4NS used to have them in Canada, I think, I assume they still do.

**Peachy** · 11-11-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pojo

I'd wear them if you bought them for me

I wanna see that! A Pojo in pink rhumba plastic panties holding a cow!

I'm not sure if I could take you seriously any more after seeing that though

Peachy

Valerye · 11-11-2008

That is why I want to get them for him XD

I'd look better in them though.

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11-11-2008	#11 (permalink)
Nam Repaid Regular Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: New England USA Posts: 361 Threads: 3 Gallery Uploads: 1 Reputation: 5	Plastic pants and rubber pants resource for adults who wear cloth or disposable diapers. I've six pair from them and many more from other sites. Fetware is the best! (IMHO) Nam

11-11-2008	#12 (permalink)
Johnathon Um, yah? Historical Donor Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: USA Posts: 687 Threads: 19 Gallery Uploads: 1 Wiki Edits: 9	I highly recomend rubber pants for leaking protection, they are way better than plastic pants. I ordered mine from XP medical.....

11-11-2008	#13 (permalink)
ricky Regular Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Arizona, USA Age: 49 Posts: 251 Threads: 15 Gallery Uploads: 8 Wiki Edits: 1 Reputation: 8	I've been getting my plastic pants from Adult Cloth Diaper Co. and have had really good luck with them. They last for a long time, are comfortable, and don't make too much noise. I get the "leakmaster deluxe" pants, and they come with the extra wide crotch for cloth diapers. And as I've said before, I've been wearing cloth diapers now 24/7/365 for over 4 1/2 years, and diapers for a total of 5 1/2 years now. These pants cost $15.00 each, (maybe a little cheaper too, if memory serves), if you get 3 or more, but I think they are well worth the money. I get about 8 to 10 months out of one before the plastic begins to break down over the elastic and crack. It's from all the stretching and contracting I guess. I've also gotten some from a mail order catalog called Harriet Carter, but they were really cheap ones in more ways than one. You get 3 pairs for 9.99, but they're not wide enough in the crotch for cloth diapers, however, if you are wearing disposables, they would work just fine. But I would order the larger size just in case. I ordered the mediums the first time and they were too small for me, even with a disposable, so I ordered the large the next time. Those worked ok. I've still got all of them, as I don't use them anymore, since they don't fit over a cloth diaper. These are really thin, clear plastic. If you would want them, I'd be glad to send them to you for just whatever the cost of shipping would be. I really don't have any use for them anymore. Oh, and another place I did get some was at an Osco store with a disability or handicapped section, I don't think that's what they called it, but my memory sucks. Anyway, they have these white plastic pants that you can get that either snap on, or the pull on kind. I think the name of them is "Salk", or something close to that. They have a little wider crotch in them than those 3 for 9.99 ones do, and the material is much thicker too. I'm thinking I paid about 10 bucks apiece for those, not too sure now. But I tried both the pull on and the snap on ones. The snap on type tend to leak if you are laying on your side at night though. The pull on ones worked really good. But again, they worked over disposables, and don't fit over a thick cloth diaper. If you would like some of them, pm me and we can discuss it. I hope this helps you make up your mind about what kind to get. There's a lot of different ones available, and everyone has different tastes and needs, so you gotta make up your own mind about what's best for you. Good luck to you. Rick

11-11-2008	#14 (permalink)
Valerye Regular Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Lafayette, Louisiana A little to the left of The high way. D: Age: 17 Posts: 1,215 Threads: 43 Gallery Uploads: 47 Wiki Edits: 14 Blog Entries: 28 Reputation: 7	Pojo get Little Girl Style Rhumba Panties Lace.

11-11-2008	#16 (permalink)
Valerye Regular Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Lafayette, Louisiana A little to the left of The high way. D: Age: 17 Posts: 1,215 Threads: 43 Gallery Uploads: 47 Wiki Edits: 14 Blog Entries: 28 Reputation: 7	I'd buy them for him now if I had the cash. I'd pay to see him in the 2nd one. :3

11-11-2008	#18 (permalink)
ShyBaby Regular Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Hertfordshire, UK Age: 35 Posts: 79 Threads: 3 Reputation: 1	I had a pair of Comco pants years ago and can confirm they were extremely durable - I think they lasted two or 3 years of intermittent use. You might also want to consider Suprima - very well made and very durable. The high waist pants with enclosed elastics are very effective and unlike some cheaper PVC pants they don't have that nasty plasticizer smell. Not sure who sells them in the states. B4NS used to have them in Canada, I think, I assume they still do.

11-11-2008	#20 (permalink)
Valerye Regular Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Lafayette, Louisiana A little to the left of The high way. D: Age: 17 Posts: 1,215 Threads: 43 Gallery Uploads: 47 Wiki Edits: 14 Blog Entries: 28 Reputation: 7	That is why I want to get them for him XD I'd look better in them though.