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Regarding sag: the tapes and fit are very secure. No sagging or stretching. The very strong tapes and tape landing zone are actually a mixed blessing: everything stays put, but it is a challenge for non-dexterous fingers to remove them. Regarding odor control: for a breathable diaper, the...

I'm not a frequent traveler and airlock lites are a relatively new product, but have used them on a three hour flight without issue. I live in a hot climate and find them comfortable.

The Airlock Lite is my primary product for day-to-day and night use these days. It's designed for more frequent changes, but they are one of the few breathable diapers that don't seep or build up condensate on the outer shell. They are discreet (I've worn them at work in a quiet office...

My go-to clothback is the new~ish Northshore Airlock Lite. I think it might meet your criteria: thin enough to be discreet, but absorbent enough to be reliable. Cloth backed. All white. It does have a plastic landing zone, but the diaper is undetectable under clothes. The tabs have very...

I prefer the North shore Megamax airlock lites. They are cloth backed, discreet, and reliable. Only considerations are that the landing zone is crinkly (but not noticable under clothing) and the tapes are probably too sticky (great for keeping the diaper in place, but bad if you have limited...

I've had really good luck with the new NS Megamax airlocks and airlock lites as my new goto discreet products.

I mean... ok. I do. But the external dampness starts less than an hour after the product is wet, which is why I can't use it. I think I'm in a minority on this forum when I say that I do not enjoy being in a wet product, and I change relatively frequently. But, if I'm working, I cannot...

Maybe it's just me, but if the outside of the diaper is wet (from condensation or any other reason), that feels like a fail to me. And, if I'm forced to wear a diaper cover over the "breathable" brief to make it function properly, that makes the "breathable" nature of the brief rather moot as...

I was particularly disturbed by the export's suggestion that the defendant enter behavior modification therapy. I've never known any of those types of therapies to be anything other than sadistic and ineffective. The fact that this expert insisted on classifying Abdl as 100% sexual and...

I'm not saying the defendant didn't cross any lines, and I'm not even saying that the judge made the wrong ruling. I'm just saying that after reading the full ruling, I'm not ready to toss this guy to the wolves.

I had a different reading of that judgement. The judge's decision was based almost entirely on the expert testimony of a single psychologist whose position was that the public nature of the man's ABDL home business (since the man's name was publicly tied to his business) would create greater...

Here are a few things I recommend that I haven't seen listed yet: To conserve space in a small bag or fanny pack you can put a small number of wipes into a snack-sized zip-lock bag (enough for 1 or 2 changes, plus some extra for emergencies) and press the air out... the wipes will stay moist...

There was a TV series called Soul Food that did a two episode story arch on the subject. Respectfully done, I thought.

I use that feature frequently when going out of town. Rather than packing a week's worth of supplies, I order a pack from Northshorecare a week before I arrive and have it held at a FedEx near my destination hotel. Works great and saves luggage space. Allows me to avoid having to check bags...

This site accuses me of being a lurker like it's a BAD thing :) I'm male. Married I'm DL. I wear 20/7 (that's not a typo: I give my non-DL wife a few diaper free hours each day, but stay otherwise padded). I'm a pretty private person, and probably won't post much.