Adult diaper tier list, how do ABDL diapers like Abuniverse & Rearz stack up against the Abena M4??

Adult diaper tier list, medical and ABDL
diapers in this video:
Medical brands:
Abena M4
Confidry 24/7
coviden Wings
Depend
ABDL brands:
Abuniverse (Space, Peekaboo, Preschool Plastic, Barebums)
Rearz (Incontrol, Rebel, Alpaca, Lil Monsters)
Bambino (Bellissimo, Classico)
Fabine
Tykables (overnights, space cadet, pleather)
Little for Big (Nursery Blue, Little elephants, Astro Babies)

[@sarahring4098]

Really appreciate what you do for the incontinence community and normalizing the stigma around the use adult diapers.

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

Thanks, I do what I can 😁

[@histopdeloreansdlalt3813]

i love how you did this irl and not just in tier maker or something

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

Yeah, I felt like this way was better because I could use the actual diapers in the video 😁

[@maidjadeanne2070]

Thank you for the interesting video. I haven't tried all of the diapers you ranked in your tier list, so I will reserve judgement on those. I had prostate surgery three years ago and after recovery can get by with a male guard. During recovery I tried pullups because they seemed less intimidating than the tabbed diapers, but eventually appreciated the higher capacities and got used to the tab placement. I consider myself a recreational diaper wearer and my top daytime diaper is the NorthShore Supreme. To be fair, I did try a bag of Abena L4 when I was still getting used to plastic backed name brand tabbed diapers. The quality and capacity was much better than the store brands. The first ABDL brand that I tried was Rearz and I liked their fit, quality, and capacity. I liked the tape landing zone. After Rearz, I tried and liked NorthShore first the MegaMax, then the Supreme as I got used to getting tab placement correct on the first try. I saw that NorthShore sold Crinklz, and I liked the bag of them I tried. Later on, I explored the ABUniverse with a mixed 8 bag case. At the top of my personal tier list is NorthShore and Rearz, and ABUniverse is on my good list. If I absolutely had to use a pullup, I would reach for one from NorthShore or Abena. For future videos, how about tier lists of a single brand, rating each style and print/color from favorite to least favorite?

[@champotter8490]

I would agree with the abena ranking 10 years ago but the capacity went down and the plastic is now so thin it occasionally splits causing a big mess. Due to loss in quality I can’t in good conscience give it higher than B tier.

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

I have heard that the quality has gone down. I actually haven't bought abena diapers for a while. I switched to Betterdry for my daytime diaper.

[@nicholasdemetropoulos7153]

M4’s are D tier. I have to change very frequently if I’m wearing this diaper. And the leak guards breakdown all the time. Perhaps at one time and there wasn’t better options. But you can get some pretty good deals with Bambino for roughly the same price as the M4.

[@sr_rbtur]

Excellent breakdown, keep up the great work! I learned a few things from watching your video. I was surprised that you rated the Fabines that highly -- you definitely like them I can tell. This is my personal diaper tier list: S: None (so far) A: BetterDry M10, Trest Elite, InControl Elite Hybrid B: NorthShore MegaMax, NorthShore Supreme, Tena Slip Ultima, ABU Little Kings, ABU Simple/Space, Diaper Dotty's Pride 3.0, Tykables Cammies, Abena M4 (downgraded from A due to less total capacity in the newer batches) C: ABU Simple Ultra/PeekABU, Rearz Rebel, Tena Slip Nocturno (Mexican Brand), ABU DinoRawrz, Depend RealFit, ConfiDry 24/7 (downgraded from B due to newer batches having this weird and uncomfortable cut) D: Depend with Tabs F: Whatever brand I bought at Walmart one time with stretchy tabs that was awful to put on, and needed several staples to the fabric so I could get a snug fit, ugh... I rated based on urine acquisition rate and wicking ability (super important for me as I'm non-IC), total capacity, comfort and fit, durability, odor control, and price (roughly in that order). Bonus points for novel or cool designs. I hope I can eventually find a diaper that I can put in the S tier -- the ones in the A tier are super close. What are the diaper brands you'd like to try next? I'm looking forward to trying out the Beyond XP5000 and NRU STR8UP.

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

Great list! XP5000 is definitely a diaper that I would like to try soon. I am going to be leaving the country for a couple of weeks, so I don't plan on purchasing any diapers soon. I have a large number of Abena M4's since that's what I wear to work. I plan on ordering some diapers when I get back in mid January. I might see what diapers I can find in Europe while I am there 😁

[@sr_rbtur]

@@howtowearadultdiapers Interestingly! I'm in a very similar situation too. On my way to leaving the country tomorrow for a couple of weeks. Hope you get to try many European brands. The Tena Slip Active Ultimas are awesome BTW. I give them my recommendation for a mid-absorbency diaper.

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

Last time I was there, I couldn't find any good diapers in the stores and ended up buying some ABDL diapers sex shop (nice to have the option), but I found out that you have to go to a pharmacy to get good diapers. I'll see what I can find 😁

[@sr_rbtur]

@@howtowearadultdiapers haha yeah, sex shops rock for even niche non-sex things. Looking forward to your future reviews!

[@holyfarts999]

How i would rank the diapers based on my preferences (with the ones talked about in this video) 🌟S rank: (none) 🟥A rank: Crinklz, bambino, fabine 🟧B rank: Abena M4, confidry 24/7, little for big (average of all), rearz (average of all), DC idyl, ABU (average of all), tykables (average of all), northshore (average of all), unique wellness 🟨C rank: Depend (pull-up for men), fit rite, depend with tabs 🟩D rank: (none) 🟦E rank: (none) 🟪F rank: (none)

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

Great list! Thanks for sharing 😁

[@klimas-kdawg3407]

What tier do the Elite Hybrid diapers fall on?? For me they're S tier. I'm curious about where you would place them

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

I would probably put them on the "A" tier, but everyone's list is different 😁

[@classictimes6176]

For me my Ranking is different. S rank: beyond xp5000 A rank: Dry 24/7, crinklz, bambino B rank: megamax, seni super quattro, abena M4 C rank: tranquility atn. Molicare, Tena D rank: depends with tabs, depends pullups, cvs/rite aid brand, Prevail, Abu F rank: attends, coviden, fit right, assurance,

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

Great list, I'm surprised how low you put Abu, lol

[@classictimes6176]

@@howtowearadultdiapers Yes they may be good for some people but on me they are terrible. They cost way too much. They don't fit right. The landing zone is too low so I often rip the plastic. They dig into my skin. No matter what I do they leak on the second wetting. The padding clumps up and falls down. I don't like them at all. I put them low especially since they cost so much and perform so poorly.

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

Yeah, there are a lot better diapers out there.

[@classictimes6176]

@@howtowearadultdiapers I bet there are. I have not tried Rearz, Tycables or little for big. Do you think they are worth the huge price tag? I don't need prints if I can get more without the prints I will. The crinklz I think are a good price with the prints they do fine.

[@sr_rbtur]

@@classictimes6176 I'd say get some samples of the Rearz or Tykables to wear on special occasions. They aren't worth for me to wear as "daily-drivers" due to price, but the designs are fun.

[@fd9987]

Nice video but I miss seeing you in a diaper. It helps to see what a guy looks like in the diaper you’re talking about.

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

Don't worry, I plan on having many more videos like that in the future 😃

[@nicholasdemetropoulos7153]

No the little monsters that you’re holding has a smaller width than any of the MEGA diapers. Also the wide range of absorbency options that Rearz has crashes most of its competition. These are definitely S tear diapers.

[@Jackson87RandomClips]

I can't believe Depends made the list. 🤣

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

Lol, they didn't make it very high.

[@usherfrisch]

Just wondering how are you managing by the crotch area, and if you don't have this problem do you have any solutions of how to handle there

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

It's all about wearing the right pants. I always wear a thick diaper when trying on new clothes so I know they will work with any diaper that I might wear.

[@usherfrisch]

So I guess my my question is about the diaper rubbing into the skin by the crotch area

[@sr_rbtur]

@@usherfrisch You'll need to try out different brands until you find one that fits you well. In my experience, some brands (like NorthShore Megamax) cause me more chafing than others (like Abena M4).

[@nicholasroy5841]

depends whit 6 tapes

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

I would probably put those on the D tier

[@nicholasroy5841]

you forget to put tenas and depends in f list

[@howtowearadultdiapers]

I wouldn't be so hard on those. They have leak guards. There are definitely a lot worse diapers out there 😁