abena abri-fix pant is it just a pant to hold the pad ?
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No, it's a full diaper. You could insert a pad, but the recess is designed for fecal matter.
1994736
Not very well. The unit is relatively heavy (not really heavy by itself, but for sticking to your skin it is heavy) so it is better to augment the sticky pad adherence with a clothing waistband.
511593
If you are referring to the foam padding; yes. It is actually just strips of Velcro holding the pads down to the back and the seat. Probably the worst design possible, but still functional at the same time.
1977291
Hello from Tumpety Tots. Our Crib Mattress Protector has a jersey stretch skirt that goes down the side of the mattress. I has elastic all the way around the bottom, to hold the Crib Mattress Pad securely in place. I hope this answers your question.
722640
The pad is removable for cleaning or replacement, but it is a snug fit so it won't slide around.
1904183
Thank you for your question. This Summer Infant Changing Pad Cover does not cover the bottom of the Changing Pad.
116924
These pads attach with velcro; they are not drawstring. I found it difficult to keep them on.
1051998
It works for me. Basically each bar will hold one pant/jean. However it doesn't work well on shorts or oversize pants. I wear 32/33 length pants btw.
500760
the bottom pad is plastic like coated the top is absorbent material. So it hold the water in the pad. so far the bottom half of the pad has not leaked onto anything. but I use layers just in case. it is washable and I put them in the dryer at normal temps. so far is has stood up to the use.
1205654
Yes. The bottom is padded and the top has a liner. There is also an elastic retention band across the bottom.
1575017
It is adjustable in width, ie. the pads can be adjusted in or out from center. They are then locked in place by a small and inadequate thumbscrew. I couldn't find a comfortable setting. The pads are cupped as though to hold your butt bone, but that still put stress on my rectal area which I was trying to avoid.
1065594
No. It's just as it looks in the picture. The only thing you can't see is that it has two holes on the bottom, one for wearing shorts/pants and the other for dresses/skirts.
1759185
It's a cloth diaper. Because my dog has incontinence I add a sanitary pad to the diaper so I don't have to worry about leakage.
24183
It does take practice to learn how to insert it properly to keep from leaking. For the first few months I always wore a pad until I figured it out with my body. I still always wear a panty liner with it even at night. I have found that it works well at night instead of wearing those massively long and uncomfortable pads. In my experience being in one position for a period of time doesn't affect leaking as long as you have inserted it correctly and gotten a tight seal. I hope this helps.
390731
Yes. The pad has the usual skirt with an elastic band along the bottom edge.
1365424
Not necessary. The belt sits comfortably around the hip. Tighten the belt according to your fit and it should stay put. It works for me with running shorts and biking tights.
566540
You could remove the rubber butt pad completely and buy a slip-on LimpSaver butt pad. That would allow you to slip on and off when you needed to get the stored contents.