Strange question maybe...most 'durable' diaper?

Basically, good adult diapers are expensive and I don't have a ton of cash laying around to buy them. So I sometimes like to just play with diapers, smell and feel them, play with them. I'm wondering if anybody has any recommendations for a diaper brand that can stand up to a lot of....I guess "handling"? I only have first hand experience with a few types and the inside fluff tends to fall apart and get lumpy pretty quickly. To reiterate, *NOT* for wetting or messing or any consideration of capacity or ability to go without changing...I'm talking about physically handling and playing with the clean, un-used diaper.

The toughest durability I know of is Albena. But I have only used a couple types of diapers. I have never you know just handled an unsoiled diaper. Does it have to be disposable?

if you want durable, cloth diapers are unbeatable.

bambinod said:

if you want durable, cloth diapers are unbeatable.

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I second this, plus you could get either baby powder scent or washing powder for baby diapers to wash it with so you can get that scent.

In the disposable market - the new tykables are very tough, Strong, re-adjustable tapes, strong plastic outside, (wont stretch out) and all the padding stays in it place, I haven't had it shift or clump yet.

I'll put in a vote for Dry 24/7. At least the last time I ordered some, they had the thickest plastic shell I knew. I don't remember them clumping either, though like others I can't speak to how they'll stand up to something they weren't designed for (repeated handling when dry).

-RMS

Maybe not the most durable, but why not go with something super inexpensive like selects from northshore. They don't seem any LESS durable than average but are much cheaper.