🤾 SISU 3D 2.0mm Sports Mouth Guard - Easy-to-Fit, Custom Fit Mouthguard for Football, Hockey, Lacrosse, Basketball - Ideal Stocking Stuffer for Youth and Adults Review

I use this for my Invisalign and it holds mouthguard and aligner gums. Great product because my Invisalign is bigger than usual because I kept my wisdom teeth.

I am over 6 feet tall and it broke on the first form. I've used other brands and it's thin and light but not durable. However, Sisu immediately gave me a replacement without haste. I will try again! Many Thanks

I needed a case for my son for his mouthguard that he wears as braces. It's not a perfect fit, but I can at least mostly adjust the mouthguard. The only small downside is that it doesn't always stay closed just because of the size of the mouthguard with the long piece.

I bought this hoping to attach it to my water bottle but the tab on it broke when I opened it to fit my mouth. But all is well fact is that it remains closed! Staying closed was my first concern. I will drill a small hole in it to hang a water bottle, then everything will be perfect.

Bought for my daughter's Kappa who does Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai. It closes without a problem and does what it's supposed to. It also has small holes for ventilation. A little over $9 for a case is a bit much in my opinion, but then again, they're not as flimsy as the others.

This pouch fits the Sisu Great Mouthguard. Enough space for two. Lots of holes for ventilation and also very durable. Here is the mouthguard I bought that you can see in the picture. SISU Mouth Guards Junior 1.6mm Custom Kids Mouthguard, NextGen, Charcoal Black

I was a bit hesitant before buying because of the price but I'm glad I did. This suitcase has holes for ventilation and is divided into two compartments - one much larger than the other. I'm not exactly sure what the other compartment is for, but it might not crush the case under the weight. The hinges on the case are really well made and I can see that it will last quite a while. The case closes with a crisp click and I had no problems with it opening on its own.

I got this for muay thai/kickbox sparring. It's a bit tricky to shape so you have to do it multiple times and even then I had to shape after a couple of socks. The trick is that the mouthguard will shrink a little more AFTER it has cooled in your mouth, so don't shape it too tight. The perforations on the front can warp slightly, causing some of the edges to scratch the inside of the lips. Nothing fancy but not comfortable. Maybe I'm doing it wrong, or maybe it's just a design flaw. Who knows…