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I bought a similar item through amazon.  These hide diapers very well:

https://www.amazon.com/Guide-Gear-Cargo-Shorts-Wakota/dp/B09P4CSTMM/ref=sr_1_6?crid=10TMOLK6J9DOH&keywords=guide+gear+men's+walking+shorts&qid=1695516343&sprefix=guide+gear+men's+walking+shorts%2Caps%2C119&sr=8-6

I've always liked the front plastic landing zones for the tapes.  Mostly, when the diapers is on, it's ON, and stays on, and I prefer to avoid readjusting whenever possible.  But sometimes I miss, and it's nice to be able to untape and try again, if necessary

I just blew through a pack of InControl Elites.  This is a very reliable go-to diaper.  I'll be buying more of these in the future.

@John Davis: That's why I joined this site, and I'm also on a couple other sites, including adisc.  It's private enough here that I chat with like-minded people, maybe get some tips & helpful hints.  When life hands you a lemon, you can make lemonade but you still have to squeeze the lemon to get the juice out.  I'm looking for easier & faster ways to get more juice out of the lemon.

Bedwetter, nightly.  I wear a variety of garments, usually cloth or disposable diapers and plastic pants, as demanded by circumstances.  This affects other areas of my life.  Whenever I plan to do something, I must plan for my bedwetting, too (e.g., travel).  Self-wrangling has led from self-consciousness to self-acceptance, albeit somewhat grudging and resigning.  Still a deeply personal issue; I rarely discuss this with others and prefer to keep it private.

Bedwetting is expensive to manage.  I’m ever seeking ways to economize: price-shopping and bargain-hunting.  I want to stay informed with product reviews and availability.

I’m not much of a joiner; more of a lurker.  However, I’m listening, even when I don’t say much.

More on a “need to know” basis.