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Wetdad:
You are correct that many pull-ups can't support a lot of weight but I've found the premium ones can handle a soaked male guard pad pretty easily, especially if the pull-up itself isn't very wet. I forgot to mention that a light compression pant over the pull-up/pad combination works very well to support everything and it can be pulled down right along with the pull-up when a pad change is needed. Again quick and easy with virtually no "embarrassing sounds" being made in a bathroom stall.

Thanks all for the fed back, plan on using doublers. Found them helpful on my trip to Seattle, so will be using them this time around. I don't know if I should wear plastic pants at all, walking and the heat don't seem like the best option. However will be wearing underwear or a onesie

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Bob

PUL pants aren't too hot but still a bit sweaty unless you plan on going soon before the heat and humidity really gets going. If you feel like you really need to wear a "plastic pant" LeakMaster makes a great side-snap PUL pant. It's quite a bit cooler than one without the snaps, especially if you leave a snap or two in the middle open.