How to mould this mouthguard
This single-material mouthguard comes with a handle to make it easier to mould.
Before you first use it, submerge the mouthguard in boiling water for seconds, then use the handle to pick it up and mould it to your mouth (immersion time indicated in the manual).
Full moulding instructions can be found in the user guide.
How to look after your boxing mouthguard
- Rinse your mouthguard after use
- Dry it
- Store it in the box that comes with it
- Clean it occasionally by brushing it with a toothbrush and toothpaste
- For maximum protection, change your mouthguard once a year or if it shows any signs of wear.
Use restrictions for this boxing mouthguard
Do not wear this mouthguard if you have braces.
Which size of boxing mouthguard should you get?
To determine the right mouthguard size for you, you'll need a ruler or tape measure.
If the distance between your upper canines is less than 37 mm, go for size M.
If it's more than 37 mm, you'll need size L!
Remember that it's essential to mould your mouthguard before you first use it.
The mouthguard: the essential boxing accessory
This mouthguard is designed to protect your teeth when doing low-intensity boxing and martial arts (boxing, Muay Thai, kickboxing, full-contact karate, karate, taekwondo).
It reduces impacts, limits the vibrations caused by punches and stops the teeth knocking together.
It complies with standard NF S72-427 for sports mouthguards.Comes with a sealed box, which must be cut with scissors.
We've improved this boxing mouthguard!
We've used customer feedback to design a new-and-improved version of this mouthguard. In particular, we've changed:
- the product's design to make moulding easier
- the size in your mouth, so that it's more comfortable to wear.
- product hold.
This version is comfier and easier to use so that you can focus on what matters most: your training.
