Softbums has been teasing us for a while about their new product release!  I was one of the lucky bloggers chosen to participate in their HUGE blog reveal.  There are 100 Blogs involved in this reveal and 20 of them got a chance to review the new diaper!  Softbums also has big giveaways to coincide with their big product announcement!  Entries can be made here, other participating blogs, and on the Softbums Blog.

Grand Prize: Apple iPad

First Prize: Birth to Potty Package of SoftBums Omni Diapers

Second Prize: Gift Certificate for 75.00 to Softbums.com

Third Prize: 50.00 Gift Card to Amazon

Prizes #5-20: 1 Softbums Omni

Prizes #21-23 Babylegs

The new diaper is called the Omni. It is also a Slide2Size diaper, meaning there are infinite adjustments to be made, from a newborn all the way up to toddlerdom.  The diaper should fit babies from 5-35 pounds.

Official Video from Softbums of the new Omni

What makes the Omni unique is that it can be used as a pocket diaper (great option to have a stay dry feeling for overnights and the ability to stuff with as much as you need) and an All-in-Two for days.

There are multiple inserts you can use with your Omni diaper. The Stay Dry and Bamboo Pods are the long, one size inserts.  These snap into the diaper to make it an All-in-Two.  The Mini Pod is a thinner, rectangular insert which is perfect to use with newborns.  This can be snapped in as well, or stuffed into the diaper to make it a pocket.  I love the option of the Mini-Pod because the other inserts are just too big for the diaper when it is sized down small enough for a newborn.

I have not had a chance to use this diaper for very long, so this review is based on that.  I will redo my review at a later date and it will be my traditional star rating system.  I am also going to be including the Softbums Omni and Mini-pod insert into my list of One Size diapers to review on my newest addition.

My son wore this diaper during the day only.  We would have tried it out overnight but he made a stinky which landed on more than the snap in insert.  We were able to try each insert.  Even after having a good bit of watered down juice the Bamboo Pod stood up to the test.  The Stay Dry Pod and Mini-Pod were also equally able to hold what my son was dishing out.

Because there is a microfleece lining beneath the pods, if you plan on using the cover numerous times and replacing the inserts, you won’t want to let them get too saturated.  As far stools, this can be hit or miss.  Depending on how solid the stool is and where it falls, you may or may not be able to reuse the shell.  This is the case with many covers, but there is no option to wipe the Omni clean.

I am really excited about the addition of a pocket opening. This opens up the Softbums to accomodate my favorite inserts, including the Loopy Do for overnights.  I think other parents feel the same way.  Not everyone likes All-in-Two’s.  In fact, many parents find them  a pain in the butt and prefer a pocket or All in One.  I am a pocket girl myself, and am really happy that I can use the famous Slide2Size Softbums with inserts now.

If you are as excited about this diaper as I am, preorders open up today!  The Omni will be shipping out in November!

The Omni will be available in 3 colors for now, Snowcone, Coconut, and Sprout (light blue, white, and green)!

The original Echo Softbums will still be available as well.

*giveaway is closed*

1 Entry!  Just leave me a comment and say something nice about me, my blog, or Softbums!

You can tell me how badly you want to try them, or tell me I’m pretty!  Whatever floats your boat!

You can enter on this blog as well as the other blogs pariciapting the in Mystery Reveal!  All giveaway details can be found in full at the Softbums Blog.

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*Giveaway open to US residents only! Ends October 18 at 8 PM CST.  Must be 18 or older.  Winner drawn using random.org*

A Softbums Omni and inserts were sent to me free of charge for the purposes of this review.  In addition, by participating in this event, if a commenter on my blog wins the iPad I will receive a 50.00 Amazon Gift Card.

Ease of Use ✰✰✰✰ Putting a Rocky Mountain OS diaper on a baby is very simple.  There are 4 snaps to affix, 2 on each tab.  You don’t have to fiddle with hit snaps versus waist snaps.  The leg elastic adjustment was hard for me at first.  I struggled to find the snaps buried within the casing.  The trick is to pull the fabric down from the outside while pulling the elastic upwards.  I do think changing the size of the elastic is easier for smaller hands. I imagined my husband’s hands working on pulling the elastic out and I think he would have some trouble.

Bang for the Buck ✰✰✰✰ The price point is 18.95, right on target for a one size with these features.  The Fuzzibunz is the same price.  Most stores are selling this diaper with an insert now, but when I first started reviewing them they were not.  I think they must have realized their price reflected a diaper with an insert.  As I understand it the insert is the one I used in the video, a long one size microfiber insert.  I like the sizing of this, and think the price is well worth it!

Performance ✰✰✰✰✰ Never a leak in the RMOS.  I have used more stuffing for the overnights because the insert that came with it seemed thin.  I added a Bum Genius microfiber doubler and between the two it has held up.

Fit ✰✰✰✰✰ I have gotten a great fit!  The legs fit my son beautifully thanks to the elastic sizing, and the snaps are placed close enough to always get a good leak free fit there as well.  There haven’t been many red marks, and if any they were on the back, not the legs.

Overall-  The fact that this diaper has most of the features I look for makes me wonder why I don’t think about it more often when talking about one size diapers.  Maybe because the brand name isn’t as present on the internet… I don’t know.  I had a very pleasant experience testing this diaper and I reach for it often.  The suedecloth releases poop easily when it is shakeable, a nice feature!  I love the fact that the inner suedecloth lining is a coordinating color to the PUL.  Even though I don’t normally go for the pastels, these always catch my eye.

I was not paid for this review however the diaper sent was kept.