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Booster Pads Anonymous 12/13/18 (Thu) 04:34:56 ccac1e No.71922

Does anyone use these things? Do they work and are the comfortable? Are they good for making diapers poofier?

I realized I've been wearing diapers for years and never tried one. Curious what you guys think.

Anonymous 12/13/18 (Thu) 06:27:13 d0b9d0 No.71930

>>71922

I use the Abri Let Maxi and yes they increase the absorbancy and thickness by a lot! plus I find they help spread your urine through out the diaper

Anonymous 12/13/18 (Thu) 12:56:04 0464f1 No.71946

All the time. I very rarely use diapers without a booster pad. They make it more absorbent and I find them more comfortable. Most optimal thickness without being excessive.

Anonymous 12/13/18 (Thu) 13:20:30 b637b3 No.71949

>>71930

These have been gettinf harder to find, I think they stopped production.

Anyone know of a good substitute? I don't like the ones that are thin and then bulk up after wetting.

Wasn't a fan of rearz, too small for dimensions. I've seen the ID booster, curious if anyone knows how they compare.

The abrilet maxi was perfect because it was thicker while dry so you could add some good shape to a diaper butt. I liked to put one inside regularly and fold a second one over in back for an extra poofy butt.

Anonymous 12/13/18 (Thu) 13:53:13 d0b9d0 No.71950

>>71949

Amazon?

Anonymous 12/13/18 (Thu) 15:33:36 f12648 No.71953

>>71922

I've used the size large Northshore boosters in medium diapers before. Very comfortable imo. To the skin it doesn't really feel any different but the extra bulk is pretty great.

Anonymous 12/13/18 (Thu) 21:13:35 e9b7f1 No.71974

>>71949

I have only tried ID boosters and I really like them. They are pretty long. use 1 or 2 to make the diapers poofier and more absorbent.

Anonymous 12/13/18 (Thu) 21:47:41 01caf7 No.71976

>>71949

I'm not a fan of the new ones they came out with that are thin to start out either. My boosters kept coming apart from my diapers and they'd bunch up causing chafing and hurting my balls which is sad times.

I've stopped using those and use the Abu powerups now. They're alright but those old maxi booster were perfect.

Anonymous 12/15/18 (Sat) 18:44:08 62bef0 No.72066

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The most absorbent boosters are going to be the Bambino Quadro and their new Quadro Deluxe, which supposedly have double capacity.

The ABU PowerUps are very similar to the Bambino Quadro, as the capacity is very similar, however they were designed with different philosophies in mind: the Bambino Quadro is all about maximum capacity, and therefore has a low throughput. Conversely, the ABU PowerUps are designed with throughput (conductance) in mind.

If you're serious about boosters, I would recommend wearing two at once: a low absorption, fast wicking booster closer to your body, and a high absorption booster between the diaper and the wicking booster. An example of a good wicking booster is the Abena AbriLet Normal. The Maxi is kind of a middle ground.

Anonymous 12/15/18 (Sat) 20:52:21 851603 No.72069

>>72066

Jeeze, you combine your recommended stuffers with something like the new MegaMax and I don't think you'd be able to walk by the time you filled that all.

Anonymous 12/16/18 (Sun) 04:25:33 66e494 No.72090

>>71974

How's the dry thickness?

Anonymous 12/21/18 (Fri) 00:44:06 0f7c26 No.72436

>>71922

I usually wrap my little in two boosters and an abena m4 before a big enema. It holds 2 quarts pretty well