Which mouthguard case should I buy for it?
184184
I am not sure about cases as my son doesn't use one, but it is think so the bigger the better.
184185
e did not buy one yet but i use a little tuperware for now it is cheaper and it does the job of keeping it clean ;)
1146173
http://www.zzounds.com/item--YAMHCAG1check out this link for specs. great case for the price!
292067
You can search amazon for one or go to your local hobbie shop best case i love this rc right one for the money
1040539
I ordered the Epiphone case made for this model. Solid case, good fit. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002FOBOY/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
185703
Why risk it?Just get the OtterBox Commuter Wallet case. It's better made, more secure, and holds more.
2219627
As far as I know, you only need to wear a mouthguard on your top OR bottom teeth. I got mine for my top teeth, because the one I had previously -made through my dentist- was for the top teeth and it had worked well. This mouthguard has been working just as well, for a fraction of the price.
689483
I got the "snakeskin"4 and it fits great. It shouldn't matter too much, but this is your safest option in my opinion.
1679262
It looks like your average sports mouth guard - it fits on your top teeth & when moulded, should stay in position. Keep in mind they are quite narrow so if you have a broad mouth bridge, it may not fit 100% although the moulding process does help with this.
519932
I think it may be too big. It even feels big for my mouth and I am 50. Perhaps you can check the over the counter mouthguards they sell for young athletes. Good luck.
356694
I use a $5.00 7" generic case bought from BigLots. When looking at cases just remember that the speakers are on the side, so you have to make sure the case doesn't block them. :)
1691703
Seeing the size I think the XL will be great for your headset, Check the measures of the M case perhaps better
353154
I was using the leather cases but they don't last long. I just carry it in my pocket now. There are plenty of the silicone type cases available online some of my friends have them.
98914
Yes you can, it should work fine. However, I would suggest even thinking about investing in a more protective (expensive) mouthguard or one specifically molded by a dentist if you have that option.
1499080
The mouth guard is pretty thick and I would say this would not be a problem. Eventually normal use will require a replacement.
1350309
Yes. I love the mouth guard, I chipped my tooth and I have a fake cap on my front tooth from chipping it and with this mouthpiece never had a problem..
1879027
You should get a 13 inch or larger case. It always goes by the width measurement.
69928
Hi,Unfortunately I am unfamiliar with that model. What I can say is that I have a Jawbone which is far from flat and although it is a rather snug fit, it works. I feel pretty secure with this case, but nothing is 100% unless your gonna put a lock on it or something, so I still check it periodically as I'm wearing it. Hope that helps.