Steel Mouth Under the mask Airsoft Teeth Protection - Black

"Love this mouth guard! Been using it for over 2 years and I'm never going bach to those un comfortable half face masks who's straps cut into you ears, and prevent you from accessing water on the field easily. I just wear it under my cloth face shield/balaclava which keeps it securely against my mouth.

Pros
* low profile
* comfortable
* great check weld to rifle
* excellent protection of teeth
* accessibility

Cons
* small and easy to lose
* in some scenarios it may not be enough protection due to its surface area.

"I purchased one to use under my balaclava.
The straps of my helmet and the balaclava itself hold it in place perfectly. It provides a low profile teeth protection and it just looks so much better than your ordinary mesh mask.

"I love this product! When I play field, I hate having to wear a full mesh and googles. So my solution was to buy M-Frames, and....... well crap, what other option do I have but normal full mesh? No mouth guard, I hate those. Then I found this. I took some para cord and ran it through the slit on each side. Then I made a slipknot and attached it to my M-Frames. Perfect amount of protection, (Should you not mind getting hit in the face), and it allows you to fully aim down sights. Great product!

"The mask is decent quality. Took a hit at almost point blank and it bent a bit but didn't break. I hammered it back in place and now you can't even see where it was hit. It's a bit disconcerting that it bent at all, but it's still in good condition and I'm happy with it.

I sewed elastic bands and hair bands on mine to loop around my ears and stay in place. Works well.

"I'm skeptical about this product. After I got it in the mail, I ran it through a stress test.

1 KWA Mk 23 SOCOM GBB pistol (N2 gas system)
1 WE G39 GBBR
1 Generic spring revolver

I emptied the magazines of each airsoft gun into the mouth guard at point blank range. The mesh flexed, but never broke. To be fair, I flipped it over and started taking shots at it from a distance common for indoor skirmishes. The mesh still flexed, but not nearly as much at point blank range.

I have yet to actually wear it in a real airsoft skirmish, but I wouldn't recommend just wearing one considering how much it was flexing at a distance. I feel like it still might be possible to chip a tooth even if you take into consideration the cushioning of your own lip and a balaclava.

I would recommend ordering two of them and wearing one over the other. One mesh to absorb the grunt of the impact, another as a safety net. Better safe then sorry

Other than that, this might be an attractive alternative to anyone whose fed up with face masks.