Tena Slip Maxi (European) Incontinence Briefs

Only reason I did not give it five stars is because after wearing it for like four hours when it was hot out, I sweated a lot and it made the padding inside the diaper bunch up. Had I used it, it would have leaked for sure.

While this diaper doesn’t have the highest absorbency it has a great lightweight feel and a good wicking distance that spreads urine. It’s thin to wear under pants and works for me. I don’t think it crinkles too much. For someone that is going to do 2-3 daytime diapers this works well. I use a thicker diaper at night personally. The tapes are strong

These are the perfect diaper for anyone seeking discreet yet trustworthy protection. I like changing more often but I do think these could last a full work day. They fit me well and aren’t so thick that they make it hard to walk.

The fit on these is perfect, they are thin enough to be discrete, but absorbent enough to trust. I would even wear them at night with a booster.

Loosing approximately 14% of its weight compared to 4 years ago. This diaper is more form fitting and comfortable than ever. Tena has resolved there alignment issues for the most part making for a decent product again. They are great for active people. Except if the product is damp or wet and you bend over a few times. Then it tends to clump in the front. Maybe they could incorporate some vertical channels for stability? The plastic backing and interior are very quiet and soft. The diaper stays comfortable for 2-3 wettings and disposes down to a minimal size which is appreciated.

Very comfy diaper, good absorbency, fit well, only downfall is they DO NOT have a waist band, and the plastic is very, very easy to tear or rip when adjusting tapes. I will stick to my InControl diapers for day use at work.