KINS RUBBER PANTIES
Babykins Products
8171 Seafair Dr
RICHMOND, British Columbia, Canada
V7C 1X3
1-800-665-BABY (2229)
http://babykins.com
This company is very popular with ABEL's and makes baby and adult products that include diapers and waterproof panties
- ITEM: 11000 to 11005, depending on size: Waterproof Rubber Panties
- MATERIAL: Natural, medium-weight 16i gauge rubber. One of the thicker ones on the market, feels smoother than most.
- ELASTICS: Lyycra; fairly wide and tigh RATING: 7. Size choice would be an equal mix of the waist size and the thickness of the diaper(s). We recommend getting the largest size that you think will fit. In some cases a 36" waist will be perfectly comfortable with an X-Large
- MEASUREMENTS: The sides are about 10" at the shortest point from waistband to legband and the crotch is about 11.5" at the narrowest point.
- SHAPE: Full cut but not as much as the Comco or A. C. Medical but stretchy
- NOISE: Some but not much RATING 5 (with 10 being a rustle/crinke fest fantasy). While that is fair to middling for babyishness it may be too much for other purposes
- LEAKS: As long as the elastics are good, they are negigible. RATING: 9, To be sure, like any, they can be over-wet or worn with too-thin diapers.
- COLORS: Ivory; RATING: 1 for choice, 9 for period authenticity
- PRICE: Varies wit size, but still pricey, see size and price chart
- PAYMENT: PayPal, which is a big plus. THE POSTAGE FEE varies with the size of the order
SIZE & PRICE CHART
NOTES: The Company name is Babykins; the adult line of products is called "Kins" It appears that the rules for evaluating real ruabber panties can be a bit different than for plastic since the material has some strethiness. However, we like to keep stretching to a minimum to save on wear and stress. Good quality real rubber panties are fairly pricey, which is why plastic replaced them and as you see, this is still true. Sizing is an issue. You can use 3 sizes with the same waist size If you are a 35, you would be classified as medium. Depending on the thickness of your diapers you can go up to X-Large and the waist and leg elastics will still work. To keep from wearing them out quickly by stretching them, use the largest size that will work. I do not know how AB friendly Babykins is, Jenny told me that these are more incontinent style than baby style but I am told that they are AB friendly and some of the things I see there could only be AB. A. C. Medical recommends them as an alternative if you can't find what you want there. When you first get them, they have that "tire" smell but after a few washings in luke-warm water, much of that goes away and you can make them smell like other things, such as baby lotion, by washing/rinsing them in the scent you want
COMMENTS (LOOK & FEEL, ETC): Given the wide range of users of "rubber panties", in this case, real rubber, it is often the case that panties are evaluated on "babyishness". if you were not a baby or toddler, but still wore diapers, then you probably wore someethinhg like this at age 5 in 1954 after actaul rubber panties had mostly gone out of the baby layette but still dominated the children's market. In late 1954, when I was 9 a little girl moved in next door whose parents still made her take naps at the age of 5 and she still had a wetting problem and wore diapers most of the time. She stayed over with us on afternnons and was a very accommodating little person; in retrospect, too much so. Her name was Debbie and was, in fact, the first Debbie I ever met. Someone told her, or her parents while she was in earshot, that I "liked rubber pants". well if I was on school vacation, she insisted that I take a nap with her and then that I feel her panties. I already knew what caressing or fondling any part of that area did and really did not want to go there so I used a light touch and confined it to the hips and kept that to a minimum, not wanting any trouble. I had also seen her being changed. This was often one of the kinds of panties that was put on her. So this is in the style of children's wear. In DPF several members wrote in the Newletter that they wore rubber panties over plastic ones. Also,I have recently read that in terms of use of waterproof panties. the following should apply with regard to how many to use: Infant: 3 to 5. Toddler to 4 y/o: 2 to 4 and Over 4: 2 or 3
In terms of look and feel for children's rubber panties, the Kins Rubber panty comes pretty close, which is why I named the image file "debbie.jpg". However, much of your idea of what is right depends on when you were little. So if you need good "rubber panties" , in this case, the real material, from 1953 and as far up as 1961, for chastizement or an overage wetter, consider the Kins Rubber panty: RATING: 9 depending on your taste.