Do not like the new pampers 360 fit. I have a very active baby and it makes it very hard trying to put his legs through the diapers and pulling them up. When I take his pants off I’m constantly finding the diaper riding in between his cheeks. Hoping they still make regular pampers cruisers

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pros: Hold a lot of moisture and waste without leaks Slide on and tear off easily No tabs on the sides so no rubbing or rashes from those Fit very nicely and my son is very small for his age so they have range Cons: No netting like the Swaddlers Sliding on can be a pain if you use cream or have a wild child like me Overall, I would and will buy these in the future. They seem like a great stepping stone from diapers to pull-ups. My son is just over 1 so he's not totally ready for potty training yet but I think these will be a great transition into potty training. Loved these diapers and would definitely recommend to a friend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As usual Pampers never seem to disappoint me. These pull-ups are perfect. They are very flexible fit well and are very absorbent. They last through the night with no leakages in the morning time. I highly recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are perfect for my grand daughter. She is able to move around and sleep in their with no leaks. They dont give her a rash or bunch up. They are soft to the touch and al around nice. We will keep using these

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This provided a different perspective for me because I have very active toddlers and this supported their movement very well. This also fit better with their clothes and looked less thick without having leakage issues.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My overall review of Pampers Cruisers 360 Fit is that it is a great diaper. It's easy to put on and take off where you can easily tear the sides and be easily disposed. They are very flexible with my babies since they are very active and I will definitely be buying these in the future and be recommending to my friends and family. Thank you for the free product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pampers are perfect for my toddler. We love that they can be pulled on easily. These’s also a tab for easily releasing them. The pattern is great for our growing kiddo. The material is soft and there’s nice flexibility for him playing and running. The waistband stays in place nicely. These are great for both day or night as they are quite absorbent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love Pampers Cruisers 360°! These diapers are a lifesaver for my active toddler. They slide on just like pants, which makes changes so quick and easy—especially with a little one who never wants to stay still. The new EZ-Off tabs are genius; they let me remove the diaper easily without any mess or struggle. The fit is excellent,snug but comfortable, and I’ve never had issues with leaks, even overnight. My child can run, climb, and play freely, and the diaper stays perfectly in place. I also appreciate that they are soft and gentle on the skin, with no irritation at all. These diapers truly combine convenience with reliability. If you’re a busy parent looking for a stress-free option that works, Pampers Cruisers 360° is worth every penny. Highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These pampers cruisers are great! They are perfect for my toddler who is on the go all the time. They pull up instead of having the tabs which is nice for going potty. They are very absorbent and prevent leaks. Love them

I want to rate them so much higher but the product has been inconsistent. Sometimes they come with the tab in the back to make clean up easier by rolling the diaper, sometimes they don't. Sometimes the fit is perfect, sometimes it's not... Even when buying the same size and style. The last batch I got was missing the tab in the back for rollup and both the front and back were labeled back so someone at quality control definitely dropped the ball. If the consistency were there, they would totally be worth the cost. Being all over the place, not necessarily worth it.