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The cloth backed Northshore AirSupremes are nearly identical to the cloth-backed ID Slip Maxi. Same tapes, near identical fit and padding thickness. The biggest difference is the absence of the purple printed shell.

If you're careful to not touch the sticky part of the tapes and put the tapes back on the little tab they come adhered to (for safekeeping while the diaper is pulled down), you will have no trouble with at least 2-3 refastenings and possibly more. Just have to be careful; bring a mini-roll of...

Something with velcro tapes might help. The velcro won't wear out as quickly as refastenable adhesive tapes. With the demise of cloth-backed Cushies, there isn't currently an AB-specific diaper with velcro tapes. Medical brands with good refastenable velcro tapes are: NorthShore AirSupreme...

The last time I had Abena DeltaForms they were cloth back, light blue, with Velcro tapes. The cloth like backing was over plastic, so they actually worked well (no leaking moisture or bad smells). I liked them, but this was last year and I have no idea if they've been revised since then.

I'm actually glad to hear that your opinion was formed after social interaction rather than by just viewing a television program, as your original post made it seem. I'll stand by my own interactions and opinions formed thereof unless proven otherwise by the person in question. Beyond trying...

Adult Baby as protected legal status, I would be inclined to say no. I would also say that the AB/DL lifestyle draws far more parallels with, say, the BDSM lifestyle than with sexual orientation. I wouldn't conflate the two, but that's a separate discussion. However, legal protection for a...

I'll put it this way: I last saw him two weeks ago, in person. He is indeed fairly tall. He's no 275lbs and hasn't been within a hundred pounds of that in the 3 years I've known him. Whoever did the misdeeds in the blog, it wasn't the same Baby Brett from Dr. Phil. The physical description...

Can you link me to the Dr. Phil episode? Specifically, the one with the Baby Brett who is 6'-2" 275lbs.

Am I missing something? The Brett in the Dr. Phil episode does not match the physical description of the man in the story that the OP linked. The Baby Brett in the story is described as being 6'-2" and 275 lbs. The guy in the Dr. Phil episode is nowhere near that; it seems that they just...

I can't decide between 1 & 2 either. All the designs are pretty solid, but those two are my favorites. #1 has more of a general appeal and is the most similar to the rest of Bambino's artwork. But it's hard to pass up baby dinosaurs... Honestly I want to be able to buy both :rolleyes:

Tena Super Stretch or Tena Ultra Stretch. Both are thin (the Ultra is the thinnest), good enough for a couple hours, relatively inexpensive, and very comfortable and stretchy. They hold up to fairly aggressive physical activities with a lot of leg movement (eg, mountain biking). I've never...

I've never been able to get the pre-tape pull-up method to work for me; I think I have too much hip for it. I've no issue with getting a good fit the first try though, even without the taping panel. The reason I like taping panels is because they seem to reinforce the front plastic, preventing...

I use OxoBrite. It's similar to OxiClean but it doesn't have the additional fragrances, which irritate my skin. Distilled white vinegar (NEVER apple cider vinegar) can also be used, though I've never needed it. Never underestimate the power of a double cold rinse after every wash. I bought a...

I actually really like the new BetterDry/Crinklz V2. Version 1 was a good diaper, though it was very similar in design to Bambino, the new ABU double tape diapers, and the Rearz Safari. Check those out of you miss the V1 Crinklz. Version 2 is unlike anything I've seen before. It's very...

Another Minneapolis resident here, welcome! Once you're feeling up to it, there are a couple local ageplay or AB/DL munches in the TC that you can attend. It's a great way to meet people in a safe, casual public setting.