📺 TV Jockstrap: The Ultimate Solution to Enjoy Sports Without Spoilers! Block The Score Ticker! Review

Too small! Doesn't even cover half of the ticker on ESPN. Absolutely useless and poor quality control. What needs to be done to make it a little wider?

I didn't know Ticker Rage existed but my husband had it. Such a simple solution! It's easy to install and it really does the job. The anger is gone

Clever! I've thought about this idea. You made it come true. Forming a group costs 10 cents. But where else can you find it? Yes, it would be nice if it was wider.

I like the flexibility of the strap size so it fits a variety of TVs. It's perfect for hiding annoying stubborn newsfeeds at the bottom of your screen. It's easy to detach and put out of the way when not needed for a particular show.

I've been looking for a way to stop ticker spoilers for years and this worked. I am so grateful that you created this solution. I used sticky notes, but they're a lot easier to peel and stick (obviously). Thanks again.

I can't count the number of times a sports runner has ruined a score I haven't seen. This product solves this problem by hiding the ticker. The bandage does what it is supposed to. I was able to fit it perfectly on a 55" TV and a 65" TV.

I record every NFL game every week from an NFL Sunday ticket with my multiple DVRs. As the NFL's official psychotherapist, there's nothing more frustrating than seeing the score for a game I haven't seen in the ticker at the bottom of the screen. I used to place notes at the bottom of the screen to hide scores, but they never stayed in place. Well, goodbye, post his notes. Hello TV star! I am happy and my wife is happy that she no longer has to see sticky notes on our TV screen. Clean. Easy…

Over the years I have created several devices to try and solve the problem this product solves, only this product works much better. I started with black paper taped to the side of the TV but it was messy. I then had a long cardboard tube painted black suspended by 2 strings with a couple of washers to act as a counterweight. Eventually I got a capture card, sent the video (from tivo) to the computer, and wrote a wheel-mouse cropping application. This worked best but it took a long time each…