Mouthguards are crucial in a high-contact sport like football. Without a good mouthguard, you could be stuck paying tens of thousands of dollars in dental coverage. Many people try to cheap out and buy a mouthguard from a store like Walmart that is 15$ and save money on one of the essential pieces of equipment. Today, we’re going over the best mouthguards for football.
In this article, I will give you my 5 absolute favorite and best mouthguards I used throughout my football career.
5 Best Mouthguards for Football!!!
Shock Doctor Gel Max Mouth Guard
This is for sure one of my favorite mouthguards I used. It was able to absorb plenty of impact from hits without making my jaw hurt. It also stayed in my mouth easily without having to constantly readjust the position.
Pros:
- One of the most comfortable mouthguards
- Easy to fit/mold to your mouth
- Comes with a strap.
- Many Colors
- WORKS WITH BRACES!!!!
Cons:
- Bulky
- Hard to clean
Under Armour Air Mouth Guard for Football.
Next, this mouthguard is one of the best binki mouthguards for sale. It was able to absorb plenty of impact from hits without making my jaw hurt. The strap made it so I could easily drop my mouthguard when I was done with a play, instead of putting it on my helmet.
Pros:
- WORKS WITH BRACES!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Comes in many different colors and styles
- Breathable
- Comes with a Strap
- Easy to Clean
- Cheap
- No mold
- Protects lips
Cons:
- Harder to keep it in your mouth due to the binki design
- Uncomfortable with a big bulky chin strap
Battle Sports Binky Oxygen Lip Protector
I never personally used this, but I was so jealous of the players on my team with it. (the bull ring looks dope!!!) It gave them a whole new level of drip. One of my teammates told me that this mouthguard was extremely breathable and absorbed impact very well.
Pros:
- Good Brand
- WORKS WITH BRACES!!!!
- Very Drippy!!!!!!!!
- Protects lips and mouth
- No mold
- Breathable
Cons:
- More on the expensive side
- Fits weird with a big chinstrap
Again, this is for one of my favorite mouthguards I used. It absorbed plenty of impact from hits without feeling much. I used this when I had braces and this worked extremely well.
Pros:
- Good brand
- Cheap
- Breathable
- Comes with a strap
- WORKS WITH BRACES!!!!
- protects lips and mouth
Cons:
- Not as drippy
- Fits weirdly with some chin straps
Finally, the beware of dog mouthguard. Do I need to explain this? Drip factor, 10/10; protection, 10/10; and breathability/comfort, 10/10; This was the best I used all my years of playing football.
Pros:
- Drippy
- Breathable
- Cheap
- Comes with a strap
- WORKS WITH BRACES!!!!
- No mold
Cons:
- Fits weirdly with a bulky chin strap
- Only design
There it is, my favorite mouthguards for football and any contact sports. Stay on the safe side and get a good mouthguard to protect your teeth.
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