With having a crawler and now a recent walking toddler, I swear by these diapers. Recently I visited out-of-town family who purchased diapers for me so that I didn't have to travel with a large supply. They purchased the wrong kind/brand, and we had about 3-5 diaper leaks (and outfit changes) each day for a period of 4 days. I only mention that because when we use the Cruisers, we do not have diaper leaks hardly ever. It is a very very rare occasion, and usually only because it was an exceptionally large movement (sorry, TMI but I'm trying to be really honest about how well they work). Also my son has very sensitive skin, and he has no issues with Pampers diapers, which is not the case for many of the other major brands. Prime and Amazon Mom make this a very affordable stage of life, which I was not expecting before having my kiddo.

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I spent a lot of time researching and looking at forums, and even the Pampers website itself, because they honestly create a lot of confusion about what diaper is best for overnight, and has the most absorbency.

When looking at the package for Pampers "Baby Dry", you assume that these must be the longest lasting - right? They show off the big clock indicating 12 hour protection/etc... Well -- that's not the case!

From all the research I've done and read postings by official Pampers reps, both the Cruisers and the Swaddlers contain their "Premium Absorbency" -- (better than any of their other diapers). Soo... What's this tell you??? It was already known, due to their stretchy nature that the cruisers and swaddlers are best during the day, but it just so happens that they are the best for SLEEPING and long-overnight protection as well.

So you can now purchase either these cruisers or the swaddlers and rest comforted knowing that they are the best for your little one, regardless of the time of day!

If you want an example... I do serve as one. The reason I spent so much time researching this topic was because for a long time, I thought I was using "the best" - by using the "Baby Dry" diapers for my daughter overnight... Well -- it was a common occurrence for her to wake up soaked in the morning! It was depressing, because I thought we were using the best...

Well anyway - after changing nothing else, we switched to the cruisers for all day and night, and maybe only had about 1 instance/example of a wet baby (or crib) in the last 2 months. I am a believer! Plus they smell good and fit well to boot!

We love the Pampers Cruisers! We switched to these from Pampers Swaddlers (which we also loved) when our twins moved to size 3 (and we didn't need the indicator strip anymore). We have boy/girl twins and the Cruisers work equally well on both. We tried Pampers Baby Dry as well before settling on these. The Baby Dry were terrible. They quickly developed an overwhelming stale pee smell despite regular (perhaps obsessive) diaper changes from us. They are also not nearly as soft as the Cruisers. The Cruisers move well with our children, fit well and seem to be very comfortable for our kids. They do not have any odor. On a side note our children love the sesame characters and will ask for an elmo, cookier monster or big bird diaper depending on their mood. While not the cheapest diapers on the block, these are definitely a winner for a boy or a girl. Our kids are now 24 months and our daughter has jsut been potty trained so we are switching to Pampers Easy Ups for her. Stay tuned for some feedback on those shortly!

I felt compelled to write a review, because like many others, I was concerned I would be receiving "counterfeit or low quality diapers". I purchased two boxes (Qty 66 each) of Pampers Cruisers from the Big Red Dot store to compare before I received my Subscribe and Save order. When I opened the first box, I saw that it was the typical Sesame Street characters. I received the Subscribe and Save order the next day and was a little dismayed to see the patterns were NOT Seasame Street - it was the cameras, monkey, geometric shape design. HOWEVER. I opened the second box I had purchased from the Big Red Dot store and the designs were the same as the Subscribe and Save - cameras, monkey, geometric shapes etc. My Subscribe and Save were in brand new sealed boxes, and comparing the two designs I really didn't see, smell, or feel a difference. We only used Swaddlers up to this point and after 3 major leaks in 3 days, I switched to Cruisers. Pampers just changed designs. I can't say for the customers who received opened boxes or diapers in brown boxes, but the ones I received from Amazon were legit. So far, no leaks, no rashes, and these diapers definitely have the channels and hold a very good amount of pee. No issues with my order!

I switched to cruisers from swaddlers when my daughter was just over a year. We use Pampers, and my baby has had a diaper rash exactly twice. I have two older children who I used store brand and Luvs with, and they got rashes all the time. They also had a tendency to squish out the sides.

Pampers vs. other brands. Pampers may leak up the back on a rare occasion, but they NEVER leak out the sides. We have never had an issue with diaper rash with Pampers, but have with store brands. These fit very well on my daughter. I have only once pulled the tab off on accident while fastening, but the store brand diapers regularly pop those pesky little tabs off, rendering the diaper useless.

Cruisers vs Swaddlers. Definitely a difference in outer cover softness on the cruisers. These feel more "plasticy" on the outside, but not the inside. Still soft. Cruisers are narrower between the legs which is important when baby starts walking. No more green line to tell you when to change, but the diaper looks full from the outside on cruisers. I think that is the channeling system that Pampers boasts about that gets moisture away from the skin.