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Power Sliding Short With Bioflex Cup
$29.95 On Sale: $29.95 each $29.95 each

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The Leader in Protective Sports Mouthguards

Set includes a BioFlex cup and sliding shorts
Available in sizes youth small to adult XX-large
Available in white or black
Ventillated cup pocket improves airflow to increase comfort

The Power Sliding Short With Bioflex Cup is made with 4-way stretch, moisture-wicking fabric. The Power Sliding Short With Bioflex Cup also features a a unique wraparound X-FIT cup retention system with an included BioFlex cup. The BioFlex Cup is made of flexible, shock absorbing plastic and feits perfectly into the fully ventilated cup pocket. These shorts maximize both comfort and protection, making them a much better bargain than purchasing just sliding shorts or a protective cup sperarately.

Set includes a BioFlex cup and sliding shorts

Available in sizes youth small to adult XX-large

Available in white or black

Ventillated cup pocket improves aitflow to increase comfort

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doesn't hold cup low enough

I'll be sticking with a jock. the shorts themselves are great, but the pocket isn't deep enough to position the cup low enough. Cup too high = squished nuts. Permalink

by: rkt88edmo
3/3/2010 10:53:39 AM

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Great Cup

I love this cup. It limits the pain when I get hit and the slider short looks normal. I don't know why people wear jockstraps when you can wear these.
I haven't gotten hit really hard in the groin with these on, but I think they'd be at least as good as any other cup. Permalink

by: Josh
12/24/2009 10:42:30 AM

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Color: Black, Size: Youth Sm Ships Immediately - 6 On Hand
Color: Black, Size: Youth Med Ships Immediately - 3 On Hand
Color: Black, Size: Teen Lrg Ships Immediately - 9 On Hand
Color: Black, Size: Teen XL Ships Immediately - 4 On Hand
Color: Black, Size: Adult Med Ships Immediately - 23 On Hand
Color: Black, Size: Adult Lrg Ships Immediately - 47 On Hand
Color: Black, Size: Adult XL Ships Immediately - 28 On Hand
Color: Black, Size: Adult XXL Ships Immediately - 21 On Hand
Color: White, Size: Adult Med Ships Immediately - 9 On Hand
Color: White, Size: Adult Lrg Ships Immediately - 26 On Hand
Color: White, Size: Adult XL Ships Immediately - 3 On Hand

What type of cup do I need?

During traditional boxing you shouldn't get hit in the groin often. You do want to be protected in case you are. There are jock and cup protectors, which are used in almost every sport and boxing-specific no-foul protectors. Multi-sport groin protectors are worn beneath your pants or trunks and consist of a cup and jock strap or shorts to keep them in place. No-foul protectors are worn above your pants or trunks and a protect a larger area, sometimes including the whole hips. Your gym may require a no-foul protector for sparring.

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Jock style vs compression shorts

To hold your cup in place, you can get a traditional jock strap which consists of an elastic waist band and cloth pouch or a compression short that uses elasticity to keep the shorts and cup in place. Compression shorts are typically made of the tight wicking material that Under Armour made famous. You can wear compressions shorts as underwear before or after a session, sliding the cup in when you need the protection.
While jock straps are light and uninhibiting, compression shorts can help keep your legs and hips warm.

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Hard cup vs no-foul protector

One of the main differences in cup types is the padded no-foul protector vs the hard cup. The hard cup is generally what you think of when you are considering groin protection. They are made out of hard plastic, generally have perforated holes for increased ventilation, and often have a rubber coating along the edges. These cups conform to the groin-specific area, and are often encased by jock straps or compression shorts. The other variety is the padded no-foul protector, which covers a much bigger area. No-foul pads often wrap around the kidneys and lower abdominal, and sometimes have guard flaps down over the hips and upper thighs. These are not often worn under clothing.

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Are there female specific protectors?

Yes, there are a wide variety of protectors designed for women. For something simple and effective, women can choose a more slender version of the jock strap that is designed to curve with the female form. They can also utilize unisex no-foul hip protectors that guard the whole lower abdominal area.

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