Has anyone tried these?

ChinaL · 31-08-2008

http://www.medline.com/Literature/Re...continence.pdf

The Ultra, Super and Fitted (bottom half of the page).

I'm not really sure what Ibex is, but it looks like they make a lot of outdoors clothing with it. They're advertised as "breathable" which is why I'm interested.

I'd like to know how the Small fits, 20" to 28" is a pretty wide range, and they don't have anything smaller. I have a 19"/20" waist, and the only places I can find that sell them only sell them in packs of 12 or 36, and that's REALLY expensive to test.

I need something that holds a good amount, but I don't have to worry about "flooding" because I just don't hold that much.

Pojo · 31-08-2008

I don't know how well they are, and I've never heard of them...But my guess is that a disposable will hold more than they do, and will probably be cheaper

baseball4life · 01-09-2008

No, haven't tried them. You must be pretty small for a 16 year old....to have a 20" waist...

ChinaL · 01-09-2008

Yes, I'm a pigmy =\ 4'11", to be exact.

Shen · 01-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by baseball4life19

No, haven't tried them. You must be pretty small for a 16 year old....to have a 20" waist...

Average size of an 11 year old boy is 26" waist.
I know this because I manage a Jean clothing store. I'm not creepy lol. just know that I've never seen anyone come in with a 20" waist that wasn't like 7 or 8 years old.

ChinaL · 01-09-2008

No one over the age of 8 with a 20" waist would come to your store

Girls with petite builds usually end up shopping at kid's section or petite stores. I don't even bother shopping for jeans any more, I stick with skirts or sweats.

Darkfinn · 02-09-2008

I haven't tried that brand in particular... but I have tried some that are very similar in construction. All-in-ones like those tend to leak more than a more traditional cloth diaper and plastic pants.

Personally I prefer disposables... they're more discreet, comfy, and convienient.

BabyKat · 16-09-2008

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Originally Posted by Darkfinn

I haven't tried that brand in particular... but I have tried some that are very similar in construction. All-in-ones like those tend to leak more than a more traditional cloth diaper and plastic pants.

Personally I prefer disposables... they're more discreet, comfy, and convienient.

Yeah, disposables are more convenient, but generally do bad at wicking away and using their full absorbancy - plus there's always the environmental debate about them we keep getting into.

If you want convenience, it's just easier to get one of those cloth diapers that velcro or snap on, and put the plastic pants overtop. Its better for washing and drying, and the plastic lasts longer usually.

Johnathon · 17-09-2008

I havn't tried those, but I have seen them online before. I am intersted in seeing if anyone has tried them and how thick they are and how there absorbancy is.

Valentine · 17-09-2008

For those of you in the Chicago area.

"One Medline Place Mundelein, Illinois 60060" - Google Maps

31-08-2008	#1 (permalink)
ChinaL Regular Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: USA Age: 16 Posts: 100 Threads: 3 Reputation: 6	Has anyone tried these? http://www.medline.com/Literature/Re...continence.pdf The Ultra, Super and Fitted (bottom half of the page). I'm not really sure what Ibex is, but it looks like they make a lot of outdoors clothing with it. They're advertised as "breathable" which is why I'm interested. I'd like to know how the Small fits, 20" to 28" is a pretty wide range, and they don't have anything smaller. I have a 19"/20" waist, and the only places I can find that sell them only sell them in packs of 12 or 36, and that's REALLY expensive to test. I need something that holds a good amount, but I don't have to worry about "flooding" because I just don't hold that much.

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Pojo I rape your post count Historical Donor Staff Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Cow-Land, VA Age: 18 Posts: 3,881 Threads: 62 Gallery Uploads: 6 Wiki Edits: 98 Blog Entries: 19	I don't know how well they are, and I've never heard of them...But my guess is that a disposable will hold more than they do, and will probably be cheaper

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baseball4life Gonna be a long winter... Join Date: May 2008 Location: Midwest Age: 19 Posts: 435 Threads: 10 Gallery Uploads: 2 Blog Entries: 1	No, haven't tried them. You must be pretty small for a 16 year old....to have a 20" waist...

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ChinaL Regular Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: USA Age: 16 Posts: 100 Threads: 3 Reputation: 6	Yes, I'm a pigmy =\ 4'11", to be exact.

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ChinaL Regular Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: USA Age: 16 Posts: 100 Threads: 3 Reputation: 6	No one over the age of 8 with a 20" waist would come to your store Girls with petite builds usually end up shopping at kid's section or petite stores. I don't even bother shopping for jeans any more, I stick with skirts or sweats.

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Darkfinn Regular Historical Donor Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Charlotte, NC Age: 24 Posts: 2,720 Threads: 68 Gallery Uploads: 16 Wiki Edits: 4 Blog Entries: 17	I haven't tried that brand in particular... but I have tried some that are very similar in construction. All-in-ones like those tend to leak more than a more traditional cloth diaper and plastic pants. Personally I prefer disposables... they're more discreet, comfy, and convienient.

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Johnathon MMMMMM TURBO Historical Donor Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Pennsylvania Age: 20 Posts: 616 Threads: 19 Gallery Uploads: 1 Wiki Edits: 9	I havn't tried those, but I have seen them online before. I am intersted in seeing if anyone has tried them and how thick they are and how there absorbancy is.

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Valentine Valentine Is Polish Join Date: May 2008 Location: Land of Flat, USA Age: 42 Posts: 499 Threads: 19	For those of you in the Chicago area. "One Medline Place Mundelein, Illinois 60060" - Google Maps