2 Pack Nxtrnd Rush Mouth Guard for Boxing and Other Sports (Gold)

Easy to form to mouth, simple yet effective protection

Easily my favorite mouth guard

Durable & after I heat molded it fits great and fair price. I give it a 10….

Espestacular

100X100 recommended very good service and excellent product

They didnt fit very good and i ended up sparring with the $2 in-gym mouth guards anyway and they fit more snug

I bought these for my 10-year-old thinking they would work they were much too big but I managed to put the blow dryer on them for a couple seconds and cut off the excess with scissors and now they fit absolutely perfect so if you're thinking about these for a youth you CAN go ahead and purchase them and then heat them up with a blow dryer before you size them when you soften them with hot water

I recently purchased the “2 Pack Nxtrnd Rush Mouth Guard Sports,” primarily attracted by the versatility promised in its product description for users of all ages, including kids 11+ and adults, across various sports. However, my experience fell short of expectations for a couple of critical reasons.Firstly, the product is marketed to fit “Adults, Youth, and Kids 11+,” which is quite misleading. Upon receipt, it’s evident that the design and size are more suited for children. This discrepancy wouldn’t be as significant if not for the fact that the product is non-refundable, leaving adults or those with larger builds stuck with an ill-fitting product they cannot return.More importantly, the safety instructions, or the lack thereof, are alarmingly negligent. Mouthguards typically require boiling for a custom fit, and standard practice involves a subsequent cooling period in cold water to ensure the product is at a safe, tolerable temperature for fitting in the mouth. Astonishingly, the Nxtrnd Rush instructions completely omit this crucial cooling step, instructing users to place the boiling hot product directly into their mouths. This is not just an oversight; it’s a hazardous practice that could result in severe burns and injuries.While the concept of a universal mouthguard for all sports is appealing, this product fails to deliver on its promises and, more worryingly, poses a potential safety hazard due to its poorly constructed instructions. I strongly advise potential buyers to consider these factors seriously before purchase. The risk of injury and the non-refundable nature of the purchase make this a product that I, unfortunately, cannot recommend.