My oldest son is in Cruisers and we've found that compared to other brands, these are far superior diapers. Other diapers (and we have tried many) have leaked on us and are so bulky that we can rarely tell the difference between wet and dry. However, Pampers Cruisers keep my son dry for longer with a lot less bulk. The stretchy sides make it easy to fit the diaper appropriately around his waist, so it sits properly on his body for maximum absorbancy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love these diapers we go between these and swaddlers, I feel like they don't keep my toddler dry enough, and he does get the cowboy diaper as well. I do change him often so he isn't in his wet diaper too long.

We have tried many different brands of diapers, but have found Cruisers to be the best. They are the best-fitting diapers for our son. They do cost a bit more than other brands, but it's worth it for diapers that are comfortable for my son and don't leak or smell.

This diaper stays in place and is great for my active little man. The only issue we are having is that he is soaking through the diaper at night after just a few hours. We will be switching to the over night diaper with him and using this one during the day.

I had been using Pampers baby dry, and loved them, and would recommend them to everyone. I recently bought the Pampers cruisers because they're new so I thought why not. They seem to hold up a bit better then baby dry. They also seem more snug and comfortable. Also the new outside designs are cuter. I definitely like them a lot and will be sticking with them for a while.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Once my little guy started crawling we switched over to the Cruisers. The Cruisers are more flexible around the thighs and they didn't seem as stiff as the baby dry. They also seemed to give him a little more "breathing room", so no rashes on his inner thighs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son is now going on 3, and I am having a rough time with the potty training. I am glad to say that using Pampers is helping ease the process. Pampers was the only diapers that my son was able to wear since he was born, because all of the other ones gave him an awful rash. I can only hope that those who take great care in making Pampers are aware of the appreciation that mothers like me feel, because if it wasn't for their great diapers, I don't know what I would do!

These diapers are super absorbent. I thought they would be for daytime use only, but I found them to be great over night diapers too. They work great for my skinny boys; no leg leakage which happened with other diapers because their legs weren't chubby enough to block the holes. I love these diapers!

When my son really started walking and running I was excited to try the Cruisers. However, they didn't seem that different from the Baby Drys and the Swaddlers. And if anything the one difference was they seemed to bulge a bit more and sit funny in my sons pants.

I used another leading diaper brand when my daughter was a small infant, but I always felts like I could smell "it" the second she soiled her diaper. I mentioned this to a friend who suggested I try Pampers Cruisers- and I've never looked back. These fit great, especially for active kids that like to crawl, walk, climb, etc. We've also never had any problems with rashes with these, either. My kids don't leak or smell- what more could you ask for in a diaper?