I have been wearing a combination of Dry 24/7 and Seni Quatro for the last several months. I really like them both (and I never thought I would say that about a cloth-backed diaper like the Seni). But here is what I've discovered in that time:
I write, in general, in a recumbent position on my couch, and when I do so I am often there for hours at a time. Since I am IC, I wet a lot--fairly constantly, and I don't always know when my diaper is reaching a state when it is becoming soaked. Since both of these diapers are super premiums, I expect them to last for several hours, so I'm not usually worried about them and I'm not checking myself constantly. Over these months, there have been a couple of dozen times when I have overflowed before my noticing and have had to change not only my diaper but my clothing as well (and clean up the couch, which is leather so it isn't difficult). Here is the thing:
all of these events have occurred while I was wearing Dry 24/7s. I have yet to overflow in a Seni, though I wear them in exactly the same way.
I like the Dry 24/7s and will likely continue to use them, but my impulse right now is to make the Seni my everyday diaper. I've only had one seepage incident in a year of using them, and it wasn't major, and as I've said: no overflows. (According to the
xpmedical.com tests, the Seni is second--and only by a tad--to the Dry 24/7 in capacity and considerably faster in acquisition rate, which I can attest to. And it just
feels dryer when wet.) So, bottom line: if your preference is for a huge plastic-backed diaper that works really well, you can't go wrong with the Dry 24/7 (but pay attention after several hours). But I recommend the Seni Quatro.