[myForcefield]

Guys,

There is another alternative to avoid extra salivation, interference in breathing and speaking...custom made mouthguards by Forcefield, a company that is making things differently.

Forcefield Mouthguards started operations in the US, you can check the website at http://www.myforcefield.com. The Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and MMA crowd already know our quality and service from our experience in Forcefield Brazil (www.forcefield.com.br), which is still up and running.

We offer a full line of laminated mouthguards for all sports, so YOU choose what level of protection YOU want and YOU can choose the design. Check our photo gallery to see some of the athletes that wear our products and as a client, you can post your picture there as well.

If you have any questions please send us an email at info@myforcefield.com. This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Happy New Year to you all !

Nathalie
Forcefield
http://www.myforcefield.com (in the USA)

http://www.forcefield.com.br (in Brazil, in portuguese)

[goalmaster2]

never used one, kept one in my glove so if a ref called me out on it i could put it in.....but i knew most of the refs from working camps and what not so they did not care

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am going to by that gravity mouth guard from shockdoctor

its price is thru the roof for me but it rest on ur lower teath so u can use the roof of ur mouth to talk

[SJgoalie40]

its illegal, but i just take a strip of tape and fold it over so that the rough side is on the outside. Then just make it so it only covers the front 4 teeth. You can communicate like there isn't even a mouth guard in.

[GoalieBear]

Even the free ones that you get from your school can be molded to your mouth. Read the directions, they should tell you to boil your mouth gaurd for 10 seconds and put it in your mouth and squeeze on both sides to adjust to your comfort. if you do it right it should not wable around in your mouth and it is ~50% easier to talk.