🦷 Custom Fit Sports Mouth Guard by SISU, Max 2.4mm - Ideal Stocking Stuffer for Football, Hockey, Lacrosse, Boxing - Youth and Adult Sizes Available Review

It will take about 4 or 5 moldings for the first time. Having bought a second one as a backup it took a try. It has a very snug fit and offers the protection you need for wrestling, football, basketball and maybe baseball. You can easily talk to him in your mouth. Perforations provide an easy way to hydrate without removing the mouthpiece. For full contact sports I would definitely buy a fit and spend $70-$100 to protect the pearl white. It doesn't provide the cushioning needed from hard…

There has never been such a disappointment with a face mask. It is easy to shape and can be repeated multiple times to achieve the desired fit. The problem for me was that it never fit. The mouthguard turns into a very hard plastic that is extremely uncomfortable when fully molded. It digs into your gums and can easily damage the inside of your lip if you fall. Once the mouthguard is formed, it will deform and no longer fit your mouth the way you originally formed it. Do not buy this…

I have to admit this is NOT what I expected. It arrived as a very thin piece of very hard plastic. I was afraid to even open it and not return it. After reading the reviews and the company's website, I decided to give it a try! If you follow the correct molding instructions, this will be a very comfortable fit. The profile is very thin and you can talk, breathe and drink without any problems! He even offers a $35,000 dental guarantee! I'm still confused as to how this device will protect as…

This is the first Kappa I own or have ever used. I picked up the next generation after searching Revain for BJJ mouthguard recommendations. It's a bit more expensive than the other parts, but so far I'm satisfied. It straightens up, you soak it in hot water for a minute, and then fold it over your teeth. It took me a few tries to get the molding right and then a few minor adjustments to get rid of the sharp burrs. Every time you drop it in the water, it magically returns to its original shape…

We loved the standard SISU so much we bought it and 2 more for our two bought children. do the karate. This is a good product but it has the disadvantages you would expect from a thicker product: 1) It was much more difficult to apply. It took a few tries and even a few partial warm-ups to really get it right. It was even more difficult for the children and we still need our son to be a better fit. This wasn't a problem with normal SISU, but is obviously a symptom of a thicker mouthguard. 2) It