A question for Crinkly Folk who have tried the Northshore Megamax Air:

Do the Air have a plastic layer under the cotton feel material, for the main body AND the wings?
Which would be awesome.
Or just the cloth like stuff (not good ^^')

A little rant:
it's seriously annoying how about every single medical diaper company messes this up.
(and I really hope that Northshore did not with their Megamax Air ')

A couple of years ago, every company switched from plastic backed to cloth-backed / cotton-feel / cloth-like).
Which isn't inherently bad.
But problem is, they just switched out the shells & tapes of their diapers.Which is a huuuge fuck-up! Because that cloth-like material on it's own isn't elastic like a plastic cover.
If it stretches, it stretches (especially if you are a heavier person), which means the diaper gets wider after just minutes and will start to slide and/or leak <.<

That's why baby diapers have a very thin plastic shell that sits between the layers, preventing the cloth-like material from stretching!
Funny enough, most ABDL diaper companies did their research. And every single one I tried so far, did the same correct thing:
A think layer of plastic backing sitting between the layers.
So that works.
And it also prevents the outside of the cloth-like backing to feel damp and uncomfortable after a time.

But medical companies, even the ones I really liked in the past, because their medical diapers were nice for occasional wear, messed this up when they switched to cloth-like (Looking at you ID-Medica  ).
Some medical companies kept their plastic shells, which is also fine.
But if you change, do your research and keep the plastic cover, FFS!