Kleinert's Washable Leak Protection, Pull-On-Cover Pant, Advanced Duracool-Cool-Lightweight-Durable

I’ve tried a variety of plastic pants over the years, mostly PVC styles, and these are easily my favourite. I’ve ordered them many times and have tried all the colours. For the sake of transparency, I don’t wear these for a medical condition or over diapers/padding; I just enjoy wearing plastic pants. Still, I have a lot of experience wearing them and feel qualified to comment on their construction, comfort, practicality, and overall performance. The biggest difference with these pants is the material. Unlike traditional PVC or PU pants, these use a nylon outer fabric with a plastic inner coating. They feel dramatically lighter and cooler than standard vinyl pants, and are comfortable enough to wear all day and night. Despite the light, airy feel, they still perform as you’d hope. In my experience, they effectively contain moisture whether sitting, lounging, or moving around throughout the day. The only minor negative I’ve encountered with these relates to the leg bands. These pants have thick, comfortable leg bands, although they can absorb and transfer moisture if too much liquid runs down there. To be fair, this is a common issue I have with all the plastic pants I've tried. Plastic simply doesn’t absorb anything on its own, so if the inside of the pants get too wet, they leak (unless the leg elastics are uncomfortably tight). But, if you wear absorbent padding under, this is probably not going to be an issue. These are easy to rinse out and clean either on the go or at the end of the day, and they tolerate machine washing surprisingly well. I’m always careful to not put them in with anything that could damage them, and dry them on low/no heat (or hang them to dry). Sizing is conservative but accurate. The size chart is trustworthy if you measure honestly, especially around the thighs. If you’re between sizes, or if you plan to wear these over thick diapers or heavier padding, sizing up is probably a safe choice. The leg elastics are snug enough that going up a size shouldn’t compromise containment. I appreciate that the waistband is cut lower than many traditional plastic pants. That makes them much easier to conceal under normal clothing during daytime wear. Folding the waistband under makes them look even less diaper-adjacent. For someone needing lots of coverage, a higher-waisted design might be preferable. The color selection is great. I've tried them all and love each one. If it matters, the lighter colors (white, beige, and pink) are slightly translucent, and you can definitely tell when they’re wet. The darker colors (blue, gray, and black) provide complete opacity. Also, despite the product description suggesting they’re “quiet,” some colors produce a noticeable rustling sound, especially when new. In practice, though, I rarely notice it in ordinary environments, and after a couple washes the material softens considerably and becomes much quieter. Overall, I think these are an excellent option both for people who genuinely need waterproof protective pants and for anyone else interested in a more comfortable alternative to traditional PVC styles. They strike a rare balance between comfort, practicality, and effective protection.

Comme cette couche de protection est aussi plastifiée à l'intérieur, je craignais qu'elle soit inconfortable mais la personne qui la porte n'a aucun inconfort avons pris XL, puisqu'elle porte avec une couche large et elle est amplement grande.

I’ve worn plastic pants off and on over the last 70 years, originally as a fetish, but now out of necessity. As much as I loved wearing them, most were made out of vinyl or a plastic material that didn’t breathe and I’d soon be sweating under them even if I wasn’t being very active. But these plastic (polyurethane) pants from Kleinert are different. With an outer layer of nylon and an inner layer of PUL (polyurethane laminate), they are waterproof but still allow water vapor to escape. So I don’t sweat in these (unless I’m very active), and that means I can wear them 24/7 without discomfort. With age came incontinence, so what was once a fetish for me has now also become a necessity. I tried many plastic pants over the years and none were satisfactory for long-term wear until I found these. They are well-proportioned, sized appropriately (I wear 4X-Large), and comfortable to wear all the time. I wear them with pull-on diapers that are leak-free most of the time—key word being “most”—but with these plastic pants I don’t have to worry about leaks anymore. These catch what my pull-on diaper doesn’t. They are a little noisier than the description leads you to believe, especially when they’re brand new. But after a couple of washes, whatever noise is left is easily masked by any clothing you wear over them. Personally, I like the crinkle—it’s part of the fetish of wearing plastic pants. But even if you don’t, it’s nothing to worry about—no one will be the wiser. These are highly recommended—whether as fetish-wear or out of necessity. Five stars.

cheap feeling plastic, noisy, uncomfortable and the legs are far too tight

Great Quality. Nice thicker material. They don't leak, unless the diaper is super soaked, even then they don't leak much. The leg opening is snug. It is best to size up 2 or 3 sizes if putting on someone that is bed bound and not able to turn much for you. My Mom wears a size 12/14 pant and I got both the 2X and the 3X. The 3X is the best fit to put on her with more ease and the leg opening is more comfortable. The 2X left indentations or her skin around the legs. In the 3X the legs are still snug enough to prevent leaking. If ordering the person's regular size, the leg opening will be uncomfortably tight. I hand wash them and they dry very quickly.