Thin Plastic Backed

There is a lot of info here on thicker diapers. I am wondering what are available for thinner ones? Not so much for use, just for fun.

You likely won't find too many connoisseurs of the thin hospital-type brands here, but I regularly see Select and Asorb for sale at the local Salvation Army store. See

https://www.amazon.com/Medline-ASORBS-Ultrasoft-Disposable-ASORBSLG/dp/B000M0H5ZG
http://www.northshorecare.com/browse-brands/select-brands/select1.html

to hopefully get started. I think anything you find that runs < .60 /brief falls into the novelty/one use category. But at ~ .80 /brief, the Tranquility ATN's are quite usable and excellent value. Hope that helps.

For thinner daytime diapers I prefer to use the Tranquility ATN.
My second choice is the Total Dry Plus.

We had a recent thread on this subject. Take a look at the comments: https://www.adisc.org/forum/showthread.php/102803-Need-Help-Thin-Diaper?

You should also think about wearability. Some thinner, cheaper diapers are more of a hassle to put on and to keep on. Pretty much you get what you pay for.

I will recommend Plastic backed Kendall Wings, the tapes are good enough to stay stuck to the diaper and take a moderate wetting or two.