Great fit as my daughter grew out of stage 2 Swaddlers. Anything over stage 2 were hard to find in stores, so we switched to Cruisers and haven't turned back. Love the fit and dryness for my daughter. One diaper lasts a full night. You won't regret it!

My son is now 2.5 years old and Pampers is the only diaper I trust with him. I took him home from the hospital in Pampers Swaddlers Newborn now he uses Pampers Cruisers. He has a Sensitive booty and I have tried a few other brands (only because the size diaper he needed was out of stock) and nothing compares to Pampers Fit, Absorbency or Dryness. It also seems to be the only brand that allows his little toosh to "breath" and doesn't irritate his sensitive bum. I love their Diapers sadly he is at size 6 now #the biggest size# and doesn't seem interested in switching to undies and using the big boy potty yet :/ My only Cons I have are their Pampers Extra Protection Diapers. It states that it will keep the child dry for 12 hours this is not and has never been the case for my son he has always soaked through leaving his jammies wet. I have fortunately found a "Night Time" diaper #not a Pampers brand# that will keep him and his jammies dry all night. My other con would be price I think they are a little pricey but nothing is free and I believe you get what you pay for. We are a Pampers family hands down!

My daughter has been very sensitive to diapers and Pampers have been the one brand she has been able to wear without getting a severe a diaper rash, so we have chosen to stick with Pampers. The Cruisers are great once they start moving and are much softer than the Baby Dry. To me, they worth the extra money for the softness and flexibility they provide in comparison to cheaper brands that feel like plastic to the touch. I wouldn't use another product!

We switched from Swaddlers to Cruisers at about 9 months (size 3), when our little guy became very active. These are now the only daytime diapers that we buy. The fit is fabulous and stretchy, but they are just as soft as the swaddlers. We are very pleased with this product, despite the higher price tag.

Our little guy isn't so little and he moved quickly through the baby dry pamper sizes which stop at size 6. I was worried he wouldnt stay dry through the night in the cruisers. I'm pleased to say they are just as good absorbency wise as baby dry AND since he moves non-stop these can keep with him!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the new absorbancy channels that help distribute the wetness and prevent sagging. I have 4 children and have used Pampers for all of them and I can say that the Cruisers just keep getting better and better.

My twins have been crawling since 6months old. We switched from swaddlers to these. We haven't had any issues with leaks or rashes. My girls are now learning to walk and we are still using these diapers. They have always fit perfectly and never have had any problems. I wish these had the wetness indicator strip on them! Getting twins to sit still to check if they have peed isn't the easiest task.

As a new mother, who tried a variety of diaper brands, I find that Pampers is the best. Not to tight in the thighs, keeps my baby dry, and makes my baby more comfortable without irritating his skin. I love this brand of diapers. Now we use Pampers Cruisers - they fit perfect!

My daughters are very active and early walkers, but also have very sensitive skin. Cruisers are the way to go so they are able to get around comfortably and stay dry and protected. We tried the store brand and it didn't even compare! I swear by cruisers to keep my daughters sheets dry, her bottom rash-free and allow her to run and play comfortably. I guess the only down-fall is that they are so absorbent that they aren't helpful in potty training cause she doesn't even know they're wet!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like that this style is offered in size 7, which both of my kids needed. It held up when there a large amount in their diaper, and didn't sag like some other brands we tried. I wished it cinched in the back.