OPROInstant Custom-Fit Mouth Guard – Dentist-Grade Comfort – Moldable Sports Mouthpiece for Boxing, Wrestling, MMA, Lacrosse & UFC – Impact-Resistant Gum Shield with Case – (Black/White, Adult)

Don't have any pictures right now but it offers wonderful protection, the thickness and moldability married with the ease of use and ease of application makes the functionality of this mouthguard stellar. You can tell that it's made with love and that it is built to last to give your little fighter a comfortable feel where they can still breathe when they need their mouth open and not breathing through their nose I would definitely recommend this brand and any style that you happen to choose, I don't feel like you're going to go wrong

The media could not be loaded. I started boxing and with all of the other stuff I needed getting a dentist fitted mouthguard wasn’t in the budget. I read a lot of reviews and gave this one a shot. If you follow the directions you will get something right at or a notch below dentist fitted.Pro’s: using the kit I was able to get a mouth guard that I have to pull out with my fingers. It will not come out on its own. I’ve been punched in the mouth a few times and didn’t feel anything as far as my teeth are concerned. The directions were straight forward and the mouthguard fits great. Only took one boxing session to get it to the point where it was comfortable and unnoticeable to wear.Cons: there was a sharp corner on the inside upper of my mouth. I was able to gently sand it with a dremel tool and make it disappear. I would consider that finish work and something that may need to be done with any mouthguard. It was uncomfortable the first time I wore it, but after that it’s been something I don’t even notice once it’s in place.Conclusion and notes: one thing I did when it was molding in my mouth is to push inwards onto the mouth guard and assist the tray system in applying pressure inwards to get a precision fit. I haven’t don’t this without that technique, so I can’t say if that aided in the tight fit I got or if it made no difference. It was actually such a tight fit at first I thought it was stuck in my mouth until I figured out which direction to pull to remove it. After using this a couple times, I’ve scrapped future plans of getting a dentist fitted mouthguard and will be buying another of these when the time comes. If you don’t chew on your mouth guards, I’d expect this to last a year or more.

Got this for my daughter for BJJ and she loves it. Not bulky and good price. Best mouth guard I’ve found. Made and easy mold.

Took a bit of effort to mould the mouthguard as it has a hard shell cover that needs to be bent so as to not dig in to the gum behind the teeth. Otherwise feels good and secure. Easy to breathe with it in

I hate how huge and uncomfortable bulky it was. It didn't feel like they designed this for a 5 ft 5 in women. It figures that all their adds look like they're just meant for big bulky mma profession men!!

Fits perfectly, stays in place during training, and now I can’t imagine sparring without it.

Good quality

I want so badly to love this mouth guard. The unique boil and bite tray is great in theory but I’ve now gotten 2 of these, followed the directions to a tee and ended up with an uncomfortable end fit that’s still not perfectly molded to my teeth but so tight that those imperfections are really noticeable and uncomfortable. With a regular boil and bite, the fit isn’t perfect but there’s enough space that you can get a fit that won’t come out on its own but still is comfortable. These OPRO guards are too tight fitting to be forgiving of those tiny imperfections and without a true mold of your teeth, there’s no way to get that perfect fit reliably. You also only get one try at it, other boil and bite guards can be re boiled and adjusted but these are a one shot thing, a second boil will ruin it. Lastly the edges, particularly around the center line are rough, this guard is for jiu jitsu where my lips get smashed into the guard often and those rough edges feel sharp just wearing it. I’m not confident enough in it to wear it for its intended purpose. I thought maybe the first time I just made a mistake somewhere along the way but the second attempt didn’t head any better results. If I had it to do over again, I’d either stick with a standard boil and bite or I’d spend the money to have a real custom guard made. I wouldn’t recommend these as a good option, the mix between custom like tightness and the imperfect nature of a boil and bite fit isn’t a good combination.