Which mouthguard case should I buy for it?
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I am not sure about cases as my son doesn't use one, but it is think so the bigger the better.
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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 ;)
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You can search amazon for one or go to your local hobbie shop best case i love this rc right one for the money
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I have a mini lll. I liked the more rigid hybrid case with the stand. It looks like it protects better.
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I got mine at Microcenter. It's pretty sturdy, leather and was marketed for the 7" Samsung tablets. It wasn't costly, as I recall and incorporates a nice little padded protector for the ports and buttons. Don't recall the name, but shop around a bit. Amazon probably has some nice ones. Our 6 year old granddaughter has one of these, and hers is kept in a padded zipper pouch.
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Hello Hello...No, one will do, it protects both top and bottom teeth...it is a good product...my son uses it for karate sparring and loves it...the only thing you will need is a case for it...the case does not come with it.....PPC
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Swaggymuffin04,The mouthguards are plastic. I suggest you order the youth size, but they are scored so you can cut to fit. There are clear and some colored. You will see that on the web site.-SafeTGard
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The mouthguard is thin compared to the regular style. It gives good protection without the breathing restriction and is best used for medium impact sports.
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The brand of mouth piece will not matter. It's the size (5C) that matters for beginners. You should match the metal color to the horn, but that's just for looks.
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I am using the Lowepro Rezo 50 which is a really nice case for 15 bucks at BB. Camera fits really nice with nice compartments.
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i would go with the otter box. the griffin survivor case is so bulky I can't even put it into my pocket and no one seems to be able to hear me.
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Its purely a personal preference ... I had a Plantronics Voyager with a case a couple of years back and never really used it... so I didn't get one with my ERA this time but ended up misplacing the ERA in all sorts of places ... (it is quite tiny), in hindsight maybe I should have gotten one.
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You can get a case for the Gigabeat S from a company called M-edge (http://www.buymedge.com). I just got one and it's pretty sweet. Neoprene case with armband and belt-clip.
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Yes it does come with two mouth guards. You will have to follow simple instructions on how to mold them to fit.
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Thanks tessarat. I can confirm I now have the HY80 gel cups on mine. It's the best $50 bucks you will ever spend on hearing protection stuff. It definitely improves the NRR and improves the comfort by a mile. I would highly recommend these muffs and a pair of the HY80 cups for anyone into shooting sports or other loud stuff.
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I went with a generic case that has padding and a pocket for accessories. There are so many available. I even found that a case made for a slim smart phone works great (tons available on Amazon.) Where I am using the camera dictates which case I'll use. Amazon and ebay have decent selections If you include the model number (MHS-TS55) in your search for a case, you'll pull up some decent finds. IE: On Amazon: ASIN: B007RKV0XM. (There are a few seller that offer this style case on Amazon so compare prices and shipping.)The samrt phone hip case is really convenient.
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No because it's already been molded the first time and it won't fit. However LiteBITE Mouthguards will send you two Mouthguards in case you mess up the first one. If you mess up both then call them or email them and they will send you another pair, no questions asked.
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We bought my wife a mouthguard for about $250 a few years back. After comparing these to the mouthguard, they are pretty much the same exact thing. They are not as stiff as the mouthguard, but I see that as an advantage. My only concern would be is if there is anything in these that may be bad for your health after long periods of extended use (i.e., 6-8 hours each night), similar to BPA in plastic bottles. If no danger, then I'd say these are the way to go, plus you can use them for whitening.Good Luck!