New tykables diaper - plastic shell with positional printing

[pampers4U]

Wow - tykables also just released a new 7,000ml positional printed diaper, more anime’ish for my liking but wow!! That was fast and there will probably be a lot of excited people after this

 

[lilbabyjooce]

I personally wish they weren’t plastic backed Kinda takes away the super babyish feel of positional printing to me but I bet they’re still great!

 

[Deleted member 28729]

Man I just want a good, all white plastic backed diaper with hook and loops tabs. That’s all I want.

 

[BrattyPrincessSophie]

Why stop at white? I'd love good plastic backed hybrid diapers in multiple plain colors.

 

[subietodd]

Looks super cool, but the price!

 

[xLightning]

Tykables should focus on getting their stock levels back up. Probably dealing with supply chain issues like a lot of people.

 

[tails1234]

Man I just want a good, all white plastic backed diaper with hook and loops tabs. That’s all I want.

XP 5000?

 

[Kbaby84]

Any one in manudacturing with any types of plastics is having a problem. There is a resin shortage going on that is affecting all markets. I place my pending order for a full case. I have found both from rearz and tykables that placeimg a larger order is a way to drive down costs.

 

[Deleted member 28729]

XP 5000?

I’m talking all white. No markings. The Incontrol Elite Hybrids are close. But just give me an all white Tykables overnight.

 

[TigerDL]

Anyone else notice that they used the phrasing "fixed printing" instead of "positional printing"? Are they just doing that to differentiate themselves from ABU, or is that the more correct/common term?

I also wonder if they're using the same machines as ABU or if they separately came up with this/have another manufacturer that now has the technology.

 

[SoakerJ]

Wow - tykables also just released a new 7,000ml positional printed diaper, more anime’ish for my liking but wow!! That was fast and there will probably be a lot of excited people after this

OMG so want some of these

 

[Rakvirsza]

Nice to see it's not just ABU that has that technology now. I noticed this earlier, thought it was positional printing, then looked more and thought it was just all around + landing zone, but I didn't notice the back. Happy to see my first thought was correct though. The more positional printed diapers we get, the better.

I'm not sure if I like these quite as well as Little Kings and AlphagatorZ, but they're still very cute. I'm with @lilbabyjooce that I would have preferred cloth backed to be closer to actual modern baby diapers. Still, I think these are the first positional printed plastic backed adult diaper, so happy to see that for those those that'd prefer it.

 

[ForArt]

Those of us who prefer plastic backed want positional printing too!

 

[Blue2006]

I’m glad they’re releasing this in plastic back. I think I still have a few bags of the original waddler diaper. At $4 a pop, dang! But, ABU right now is $3.99 a diaper since they’re only selling them by the package, no case pricing. I’ll give them a try!

 

[askmelater47]

It's always exciting to see a new diaper. I may give them a try eventually but I will never be able to wear them all the time. Tykables and ABU have just become too expensive. I can get nearly the same performance out of a dry 24/7, with better leak protection, for less than half the cost.

 

[todaler]

Anyone else notice that they used the phrasing "fixed printing" instead of "positional printing"? Are they just doing that to differentiate themselves from ABU, or is that the more correct/common term?

I also wonder if they're using the same machines as ABU or if they separately came up with this/have another manufacturer that now has the technology.

We have always called it fixed-printing. The original Waddler from 2014 was supposed to be a fixed-printed diaper. Fixed and Positional mean the same thing in this context, one just sounds like a bigger and more complex word. It is the same as saying "We are a car company" and "We are an automobile company." We do not use the same manufacture for our fixed print as they do for theirs.

 

[Honeywell6180]

It's always exciting to see a new diaper. I may give them a try eventually but I will never be able to wear them all the time. Tykables and ABU have just become too expensive. I can get nearly the same performance out of a dry 24/7, with better leak protection, for less than half the cost.

This has also been my experience. Bambino has also had the same reliability. I do, however, like the packaging and appearance of the Tykables products, and they work well even if t hey are a bit pricey. Inflation has become a big problem, and this is very unfortunate for those who have the need for these products.

 

[blaincorrous]

I personally wish they weren’t plastic backed Kinda takes away the super babyish feel of positional printing to me but I bet they’re still great!

Eh, it’s a generational thing. I wanted plastic back diapers when I was denied them. I’m in my late 30’s and you’re in your 20’s I think. Babyish still feels plastic backed to me, and I could take or leave HnL vs adhesive.

I’m sure there’s a marketing calculation to all this. The adults with disposable income and these preferences are reaching a critical mass to support these designs.

 

[blaincorrous]

, more anime’ish for my liking

Yeah, I’m not down with the squee-face on the red character. Other than that, it seems okay.