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Adult Cloth Diapers | ||||||
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| S | M | L | XL | 2X | |||
| Legs | 16-22" | 18-23" | 20-25" | 22-28" | 30-38" | ||
| Waist | 27-30" | 32-35" | 36-41" | 42-50" | 49-62" | ||
| Layers of Absorbency | 5 | ||||||
| Absorbency in ml | 410 | 500 | 620 | 750+ | 750+ | ||
| Compatible Step-up insert | Size 1 | Size 1 | Size 2 | Size 2 | Size 3 | ||
Two Sizes;
Regular - This three layer microfiber insert generously measures in at 5 by 16 inches.
XL - It's Bigger, it's Better! Absorbency that packs a punch with a wider surface area and extended coverage. A trimmer 2-layer profile gives you more discretion. No one needs to know your secret. This new Bomb XL is and wider than the Regular Soaker Bomb, measuring in at 7 by 15 inches.
I loved my latest purchase of a medium Maui-colored Basic Brief with stretch side tabs! It's perfect for light leakage during the day and the color is perfect for Spring Time.
Soaker bombs are not only a savior but they take and make an already superior product and put it over the top. Soaker bombs help contain my strong flow and that before a Northshore Megamax is as only able to do. Thankful is an understatement.
The comfort, support, and protection these offer are unmatched. I came from Northshore and was scared. Who wants leaks, or to smell? They’re comfortable, and look just like real underwear. We all crave normalcy and with ThreadedArmor we have it. My set up is usually 2, 1, and soaker at bed or out of the house, or 2 soakers. Keeps me safe everytime. Just find what level you need. Even with that much protection it’s still discrete.
Phenomenal product. Coming from Northshore not knowing what to expect changing from high end disposable to cloth you guys are gold from products to customer service. With the protective brief it’s an easy change on the go just snap in your new change and whatever level protection you need. I’m a heavy heavy wetter not only does it hold up but there’s no sag. Just find your level of needed protection for me I use 2, 1, and a soaker bomb. My $400 monthly disposable costs are gone!
Going from high end disposable to cloth I didn’t know what to expect. A few spritz’s and not only is the smell gone but you’re left feeling refreshed. Unbelievably reassuring in a world where most of us are self conscious. Great product.
I was wearing disposable and although they worked. I think these are superior for comfort, ease of cleaning, and all around better!
I have had excellent results with this super absorbing xl I am a very heavy wetter during the day and night I have not experienced any leaks at all I recommend trying this it is a very cheap alternative compared to disposable diapers
These are the best! The colors are vibrant, the pads are soft and very comfortable as well as absorbent, and the fit is perfect under pants or out in the open. After a sudden urge I didn't answer in time I still couldn't tell I was even wet thanks to the amazing lining on the pad. I have new favorite underwear now. Only minor concern was a slight miss by the serger on the edge of the snap-in pad (see pic).
It’s a relief knowing you have the confidence in a product that’ll provide the extra absorption and protection needed. I really like my Lounge Brief and the extra insert pads.
Comfortable and discreet. I honestly forget that I am wearing a diaper throughout the day. Easy to laundry. I would buy again.
I have been using cheaper rectangular pads, and I find the Threaded Armor set is so much better! The wider end provides much more coverage without being any bulkier, and I also feel more confident no matter what sitting or standing position I take.
I purchased these to use in my new Lounge Brief for the extra absorption needed. Worked like a charm, comfortable inside brief, and held multiple wettings. Glad I made the decision to add these to my order.
Spray around waist and go . Does a fantastic job.
