New video Review!

[realworldic]

The second part of our Tena Active Fit range is now available the Ultima Version. These are the European imported Tena products (plastic backed)

https://youtu.be/-xet2opV8qQ

[mikey1966]

i wear that product so far it is the best diaper which seems to stay put others i have tried all seem to drop down after a short while resulting in then having to wear a popper vest.

that clumping is something i reported to tena and it was a major problem with the tena flex, seems though they still haven't done anything about it.

your doing a good job with the reviews but less music and more verbal explanations would be better as struggled to watch and listen with the constant music going on.

[Überaktive]

Coming from Northern Europe, Tena Slip is the product I have most used. It has its pros and cons as any diaper, but generally speaking I've liked them. For my needs the plus range (cloth backed) has usually been adequate. A good, snug fit with a high-enough waistline and actually a high level of discretion when concealed with snug underwear and trousers that have enough room at the groin-bottocks region - not something every all-in-one brief can manage. Comfortable too, haven't really experienced chafing and only had a leak once - and that was a bed incident - too much bladder pain to get up and reach the toilet in time. Happy I was wearing that night, though, as I expected something to happen.

However, the padding tends to clump over time as was said in the video and confirmed by mikey1966.
I am currently wearing something Tena calls "OTC Edition", whatever that means. They are sold here in Poland (and produced too) and they are readily available. However, I have noticed that about every 1 in 20 of those has a problem with the tabs: when first opening the tabs to wrap the product around the waist, one of the top-tabs tends to rip some of the cloth-material with it and becomes unusable. That SUCKS. If you inspect the tabs closely, you may be able to see the faulty tab and by carefully opeining it, prevent it from becoming unusable.

Thanks for your reviews. They are surely helpful to many people. However, I agree with Mikey that you could cut back the music and have voice-over instead of a wall of text.

[realworldic]

[quote="mikey1966" your doing a good job with the reviews but less music and more verbal explanations would be better as struggled to watch and listen with the constant music going on.[/quote]

Thank you for the feedback and support! as for the voice over...

This is something we are working on but it has been hard as I don't have the talent! I have hours of recording failures its something I have been constantly working at improving and hope to be able to incorporate into our videos. This takes practice and time But I have been working on this since day 1! I am really trying!

Thanks again!

[Überaktive]

Don't worry about it! It is important you do these videos in the first place.

[mikey1966]

ah that explains the writing with images and music, it is one thing been able to talk to people but when it comes to making videos something strange seems to set in as i found out years ago when i did a couple of voice you-tube videos that resulted in numerous takes so in the end i resorted to scripting. these actors seem to end up with the same kind of problems resulting in endless takes.

in the end it is what works for you and whatever works is the best workaround and at the same time it is giving people an idea as to how each product holds up.

[realworldic]

I have tried scripts and powerpoint talking points etc but always develop a weird stutter and my brain like to shut off mid-sentence even while reading the sentence! its a point of frustration and many swear words... anyway I am trying to improve and you may start to see more voice overs shortly for at least portions of the videos.

[HumanFly]

However, the padding tends to clump over time as was said in the video and confirmed by mikey1966.
I am currently wearing something Tena calls "OTC Edition", whatever that means.

OTC: over the counter. Consumer edition rather than for sale by bulk to institutions or, perhaps, to the online vendors who sell nappies by the case.

[Überaktive]

However, the padding tends to clump over time as was said in the video and confirmed by mikey1966.
I am currently wearing something Tena calls "OTC Edition", whatever that means.

OTC: over the counter. Consumer edition rather than for sale by bulk to institutions or, perhaps, to the online vendors who sell nappies by the case.

Oh! OK, thanks for the clarification.