CCM Hockey and SISU Mouthguards Announce New Partnership

[Quintin 16]

http://www.sisuguard.com/blog/ccm-hockey-sisu-guard-announce-new-cobranding-mouthguard-partnership/

Interesting. I've always thought about getting a SISU and this might actually push me to it. Thoughts?

[chippa13 1844]

Not sure how this is what knocks you off the fence on getting one.

[Quintin 16]

Dependent upon whatever variances in development they may or may not produce.

[IPv6Freely 2082]

Sounds good. SISU is fantastic already. Adding brand power to that is a good thing.

[Coldclay 53]

Their mouthguard technology looks great, I just wish they would make one with an attachment to the cage...

[IPv6Freely 2082]

Their mouthguard technology looks great, I just wish they would make one with an attachment to the cage...

For what purpose?

[chippa13 1844]

I believe it is a rule at most youth levels that the mouthpiece has to be attached to the cage, as a safety measure.

[IPv6Freely 2082]

I believe it is a rule at most youth levels that the mouthpiece has to be attached to the cage, as a safety measure.

Gotcha, I didn't know that. Thanks!

I was wondering because obviously functionally theres no reason to ever take it out during a game so I was confused.

[Coldclay 53]

Well, it's a rule to wear a mouthguard as a squirt, but not a rule to have the mouthguard attached to the cage. However, my kid is so used to having his mouthguard attached to his cage, which makes it 100x easier since it's easy to access and no need to unbuckle the cage. 10 year olds are clumsy and I can just see them dropping the mouthguards all over that dirty floor...

[All Flash 49]

Well, it's a rule to wear a mouthguard as a squirt, but not a rule to have the mouthguard attached to the cage. However, my kid is so used to having his mouthguard attached to his cage, which makes it 100x easier since it's easy to access and no need to unbuckle the cage. 10 year olds are clumsy and I can just see them dropping the mouthguards all over that dirty floor...

How do you keep it from getting dirty always attached to the cage?

[Stewie 721]

How do you keep it from getting dirty always attached to the cage?

I use one of those shock doctor mouthguard cases, it clips right onto my cage and covers the entire guard. although with my sisu guard it sometimes pokes out the bottom just a tad because its so thin.

[mnpucker 33]

I just received a couple of these. got one for my son and myself. I am completely impressed with it, it molds really well, is nearly un-noticeable, breathing is not hampered and you can talk as if nothing were there.. Mine locks into my teeth, I literally need to pry it out of my teeth. If swallowing your MG is a concern, I don't think you could because these fit so well.

My sons entire variety team is going to be ordering them. Great product, CCM or not.

[Stewie 721]

as for the OP original question, obviously there is a lot of positive feedback on these guards in the mouthguard thread. I think the CCM partnership will help the guard in terms of more people trying it (brand recognition) as well as more places stocking it. I wouldn't be surprised if it also leads to some sort of attachable version

[Coldclay 53]

How do you keep it from getting dirty always attached to the cage?

I wash/rinse it for him sometimes and really as long as it doesn't touch the floor, I consider it clean (well mostly)

[JR Boucicaut 3759]

Thanks for posting that; Rita had sent me the presser yesterday (even though I had already known for a month or so :)

[SISUGuard 1]

thanks for the feedback guys. We've always received great reviews from the modsquad and we are so grateful for your support.

Please let me know what questions I can answer about the guards or about the CCM partnership.

thanks

(Rita)