🤺 Protection and Style Combined: Soldier Sports Fang/Digital Camo Mouthguard 2-PACK Review

The black fang print came off the shell after 2 minutes in the mouth. Black pieces were visible and he said the taste was unpleasant. Thrown away and not used. waste of money

Expected more royal blue with white and gray number pads. It was actually darker than navy blue with black and slate number pads. You can't even see the digital blocks when you smile.

Great price for two mouthguards. That's how much I paid for a face mask from a reputable company. It just goes to show how much this company overcharges. These are exactly the same caps. Not too big and not too small. Just right for contact sports. I mainly use them for basketball.

Looks like a pretty standard mouth but for some reason during the second soccer game my son bit through the top of the protection and broke off the backs of his upper front teeth. It might have been a tough blow but we decided to buy some type of mouth guard that is worn both inside and outside the mouth - looks like a child's toy but MUCH more protection.

I followed the mold instructions exactly and the mouthguard was so melted and soft it just stuck to itself and I couldn't use it. Tried it a second time, wasted less time and it worked better but still didn't do what was advertised. You may want to look elsewhere for a higher quality product. Now I don't have any money so hopefully this will keep anyone else from ending up in the same boat.

Simple, no frills. A two-pack of mouthguards that you put in boiling water for ten seconds, bite down and press against your teeth. It doesn't come with a pouch or carrying case, but since you may need a second one, it's worth the price. The packaging is quite impressive and looks expensive. These mouthguards all seem similar, be careful not to leave them in the water too long or not long enough. Read the instructions and work quickly and accurately to avoid problems inserting it into your…