Players who want a strapless guard they fit themselves
Parents restocking a guard that went missing mid-season
Anyone who likes to keep a spare in the bag
Clear boil-and-bite mouthguard with no strap, in junior and senior sizes, case included
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Junior sizing, shaped for a smaller mouth.
The Lowry Sports Mouthguard is a clear boil-and-bite mouthguard in junior and senior sizes, and it comes with a carrying case. It is the simple one: no strap and no tether, so there is nothing to clip to a cage. Plenty of players prefer it that way.
Boil-and-bite means you form it yourself. You soften it in hot water, line it up on your upper teeth and bite down, and it takes the shape of your own bite rather than a generic arch. The clear material keeps it low-key once it is in. Read the fitting steps on the How to Size tab before you put a pot on the stove, because the timing is the part people get wrong.
The case is the piece most people underrate. A guard that lives loose in the bottom of a hockey bag gets chewed up and grimy, while one in a case lasts the season. Junior and senior are the two sizes, so match the size to the player rather than to a number on a chart.
This is the guard we hand to players who want something plain they can fit at the kitchen sink, and to parents buying two so there is a spare in the bag.
Style: Strapless
Fit: Boil-and-bite
Colour: Clear
Included: Carrying case
Sizes: Junior, Senior
Junior and senior are the only two sizes. The fit comes from boiling and biting, not from a chart.
Bring water to a boil, take it off the heat and let it stand for 30 seconds, then put the mouthguard in the water for 75 seconds. Do not go past 90 seconds. Lift it out with a slotted spoon and cool it under the tap for a second or two so it is comfortable to hold. Line it up on the centre of your upper teeth in front of a mirror, press it onto the molars first and then the front teeth, bring your lower jaw up into the base, bite down hard, suck in and press the edges into the gum line through your lips and cheeks for 20 seconds. Cool it under the tap for 30 seconds, put it back in and check the fit. If it is not right, start again.
Store it in the case when it is not in use and rinse it under hot water after games.
Junior and senior are the only two sizes. The fit comes from boiling and biting, not from a chart.
Bring water to a boil, take it off the heat and let it stand for 30 seconds, then put the mouthguard in the water for 75 seconds. Do not go past 90 seconds. Lift it out with a slotted spoon and cool it under the tap for a second or two so it is comfortable to hold. Line it up on the centre of your upper teeth in front of a mirror, press it onto the molars first and then the front teeth, bring your lower jaw up into the base, bite down hard, suck in and press the edges into the gum line through your lips and cheeks for 20 seconds. Cool it under the tap for 30 seconds, put it back in and check the fit. If it is not right, start again.
Store it in the case when it is not in use and rinse it under hot water after games.
