🤿 Scuba Choice Comfort Bite Mouthpiece for Diving - Black Silicone with Regulator Tie Review

I have a fairly small mouth and many mouthpieces are uncomfortable as a result. This just fits perfectly and is the most comfortable I have ever used. I will buy more

If you have a big mouth then this article is not for you. It is also produced in Thailand. It's more of a silicone base, so not as strong as the mouthpiece. Waste of money in my opinion. Not very helpful for myself.

Great mouthpiece, disappointing as I was hoping it would make for a more relaxed purchase but not for me. My mouth might not be in the best shape so I can't rate it because it doesn't fit my mouth. It is easy to use and well made.

Bought to replace the original Apeks XTX200 mouthpiece. After a few dozen dives (in tropical waters) the mouthpiece broke right where it extends over the regulator - bought a few more as spares and I've had two more splits since. Maybe the silicone has stretched too much? Although the fit is quite comfortable.

Disappointing will keep it just in case as the price was good. It doesn't fit all ESCs, my Poseidon Xsteam is too small. Also, I have a small mouth and jaw, and the bridge of the nose folds inward because it's obviously made for a big mouth. In addition, the material is very thin and, in my personal opinion, cheaply processed. A decent fallback yes, but don't expect your factory mouthpiece to be much better when it arrives. . I do not recommend it and will not buy it again.

This is a small mouthpiece. The part that fits onto the whistle or regulator seems very small for a regulator, so it could actually be a whistle mouthpiece. My wife had a problem when a piece of silicone broke off her lingual arch on her first regulator dive. She had to take the regulator out of her mouth and had difficulty getting the piece out of her mouth and so it was a safety issue. Luckily, she couldn't solve this problem without panicking and drowning.

Be the person who comes to the rescue of the "I just finished my open water certification" who just noticed that he/she has just chewed an instrument that helps them breathe underwater during a previous dive. Imagine the sad expressions on their faces as they reflect that they will not be able to return to those magical depths. but wait! Of course, if the gear breaks, you have a few, maybe even 10 of them in your dive rescue kit. And why not, especially when the price is so low.