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I had been wanting to get my hands on these to try for quite some time. I was very excited to get these and I had high hopes because these are marketed as premium (expensive) diapers with maximum absorbency. This weekend I finally bought some and I am beyond disappointed, I am shocked at the reliability of these.
I primarily wear ABDL diapers but often wear Goodnites L-XL. I have been wanting to find a proper adult pullup which is comfortable, stylish, does not resemble over-sized-frilly-granny-underwear which raises up past your belly button, and most importantly can handle one wetting.
I finally bought some this weekend. I was surprised that they come in a box and not plastic packaging, I grabbed the S/M box.
There was a $5 off coupon on the box but there was no way in hell I was walking up to the 19 year old cashier and asking her to please apply the discount as a line forms behind me and watches my face turn red, what if she is new and has to call a supervisor to help apply the coupon??!!. I am a pretty confident and not shy guy, I have no idea how people with incontinence are expected to walk to a cashier and hand them adult diapers. In my mind I was prepared but once I was there in the isle and looked over at the cashier I panic.
I used self checkout and I paid the very high price of $25 for 12 diapers.
Finally home.
GET TO THE POINT....
I have been testing diapers for nearly a year now, I have tried dozens of premium ABDL diapers and many medical and store brand diapers, that includes L-XL Goodnites. I wear medium diapers and have a normal 5'11 200LB body, normal hang.
DEPENDS REAL FIT ARE THE WORST DIAPER I HAVE EVER USED.
TEST 1
I checked to ensure the diaper was on properly and everything was in place. I was wearing underwear and shorts with my Real Fit. Standing still I SLOWLY and INTERMITTENTLY wet myself with a normal adult wetting. **THIS IS THE SAME THING I DO WITH MY GOODNITES WHICH DO NOT LEAK**
By the end the diaper had leaked out on both of the far sides of my zipper. This is the most open and plain sight spot to get a leak. It's literally the last spot you want a leak when you have an accident. For a slow wetting I am actually caught off guard.
TEST 2
Once again I made sure everything was in perfect place and the elastic bands are tight and ready. This time I was going to give it a proper wetting, no holding back, no pushing, just a normal flow.
NEVER-EVER-EVER-NOT-ONCE HAS THIS EVER HAPPENED TO ME
>> I stood there in shock as within seconds my pee was dripping onto the floor and my feet, a steady flow of drip drip drip drip <<
When I removed the diaper I gave a quick look and the padding was 100% saturated. Again, all I did was a normal wetting, nothing major.
I grabbed my mop and cleaned the area then took a shower.
I've done these same tests with Goodnites and I've never had this happen. I am a positive person and believe in "if you don't have anything nice to say then don't say anything at all" BUT HOW THE HECK ARE THE PEOPLE AT DEPENDS STANDING BEHIND THIS GARBAGE OVERPRICED PRODUCT.
They market this as a "Maximum Absorbency" product which uses "Super absorbent material for Trusted Protection". Depends should be advertising these as light absorbency.
Out of the 25-30 diapers I've tested these are the worst.
Aside from a small select few briefs/diapers, the incontinence isle at Wal-Mart and Pharmacies is a joke. Someone needs to shake up the incontinence isle and market.
PS: I sent a copy of this to Kimberly-Clark but with minor edits, I was open that I am DL and kept it mature.
I primarily wear ABDL diapers but often wear Goodnites L-XL. I have been wanting to find a proper adult pullup which is comfortable, stylish, does not resemble over-sized-frilly-granny-underwear which raises up past your belly button, and most importantly can handle one wetting.
I finally bought some this weekend. I was surprised that they come in a box and not plastic packaging, I grabbed the S/M box.
There was a $5 off coupon on the box but there was no way in hell I was walking up to the 19 year old cashier and asking her to please apply the discount as a line forms behind me and watches my face turn red, what if she is new and has to call a supervisor to help apply the coupon??!!. I am a pretty confident and not shy guy, I have no idea how people with incontinence are expected to walk to a cashier and hand them adult diapers. In my mind I was prepared but once I was there in the isle and looked over at the cashier I panic.
I used self checkout and I paid the very high price of $25 for 12 diapers.
Finally home.
- I first noticed that the outer shell feel of these were less like cloth and almost rubbery. Nothing like what I pictured based off of the ads.
- There are no leg guards but the elastic band does an okay job at keeping the diaper tight against my leg/thigh/private area/tummy. (Or so I thought)
- There is not much padding on these, almost the same amount as my Goodnites.
- It's fairly easy to keep the pullup band below my underwear band, making these fit well and remain discrete.
- Feels comfortable and its easy to forget that you're wearing a pull up
- The absorbent padding doesn't go very far up the back.
GET TO THE POINT....
I have been testing diapers for nearly a year now, I have tried dozens of premium ABDL diapers and many medical and store brand diapers, that includes L-XL Goodnites. I wear medium diapers and have a normal 5'11 200LB body, normal hang.
DEPENDS REAL FIT ARE THE WORST DIAPER I HAVE EVER USED.
TEST 1
I checked to ensure the diaper was on properly and everything was in place. I was wearing underwear and shorts with my Real Fit. Standing still I SLOWLY and INTERMITTENTLY wet myself with a normal adult wetting. **THIS IS THE SAME THING I DO WITH MY GOODNITES WHICH DO NOT LEAK**
By the end the diaper had leaked out on both of the far sides of my zipper. This is the most open and plain sight spot to get a leak. It's literally the last spot you want a leak when you have an accident. For a slow wetting I am actually caught off guard.
TEST 2
Once again I made sure everything was in perfect place and the elastic bands are tight and ready. This time I was going to give it a proper wetting, no holding back, no pushing, just a normal flow.
NEVER-EVER-EVER-NOT-ONCE HAS THIS EVER HAPPENED TO ME
>> I stood there in shock as within seconds my pee was dripping onto the floor and my feet, a steady flow of drip drip drip drip <<
When I removed the diaper I gave a quick look and the padding was 100% saturated. Again, all I did was a normal wetting, nothing major.
I grabbed my mop and cleaned the area then took a shower.
I've done these same tests with Goodnites and I've never had this happen. I am a positive person and believe in "if you don't have anything nice to say then don't say anything at all" BUT HOW THE HECK ARE THE PEOPLE AT DEPENDS STANDING BEHIND THIS GARBAGE OVERPRICED PRODUCT.
They market this as a "Maximum Absorbency" product which uses "Super absorbent material for Trusted Protection". Depends should be advertising these as light absorbency.
Out of the 25-30 diapers I've tested these are the worst.
Aside from a small select few briefs/diapers, the incontinence isle at Wal-Mart and Pharmacies is a joke. Someone needs to shake up the incontinence isle and market.
PS: I sent a copy of this to Kimberly-Clark but with minor edits, I was open that I am DL and kept it mature.
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