How do I mould the Combat Mouth Guard?

Bring water to a boil, remove from heat, and let it cool for 30 seconds. Place the mouth guard in the water for 20–30 seconds until soft. Remove carefully, let cool for 1–2 seconds, then bite down firmly while pressing your lips and cheeks against the guard. Hold for 20–30 seconds then cool under cold water. If the fit is not ideal on the first attempt, re-heat and repeat — most boil-and-bite guards allow 2–3 remoulding attempts.

What is the difference between the Combat and Youth Combat Mouth Guard?

The Combat Mouth Guard is adult-sized for the mature jaw of fighters 15 and above. The Youth Combat Mouth Guard is sized for children's jaw proportions, typically ages 6–14. Using an adult guard in a child's mouth (or vice versa) results in a poor fit and compromised protection. Select the guard appropriate to the wearer's jaw size, not just age.

Is a mouth guard required for boxing and MMA training?

For any contact or sparring activity, yes — a mouth guard is mandatory for boxing, Muay Thai, and combat sport sparring. Even for technical bag and pad work without contact, many coaches recommend wearing a mouth guard to develop the habit and provide protection against accidental impacts. All regulated boxing and MMA competitions require mouth guard use.

How do I clean and store the Combat Mouth Guard?

Rinse under cold water after every use. Clean weekly with a soft toothbrush and mild soap or a dedicated mouth guard cleaning tablet. Store in the ventilated carrying case to allow drying between sessions. Replace if the guard shows cracks, deformation, or no longer fits securely — a damaged guard provides significantly less protection.

Hayabusa Combat Mouth Guard – Boxing & MMA Dental Protection

Hayabusa

Hayabusa Combat Mouth Guard – Boxing & MMA Dental Protection

$19.99 USD $25.95 USD

Color Black/Gold Black/Red Black/White Gold/White Navy/Yellow Red/Black White/Red

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Pro-grade protection engineered for combat sports — the Hayabusa Combat Mouth Guard delivers the impact absorption serious athletes need for sparring, competition, and high-intensity training.

The Combat Mouth Guard uses multi-layer impact-absorbing construction in a boil-and-bite format that moulds to your teeth and gum line for a personalised, secure fit. Available in seven colourways including Black/Gold, Red/Black, and White/Red to match your training gear.

Key Features

Multi-layer impact-absorbing construction for effective protection
Boil-and-bite custom moulding fits your specific bite profile
Secure athletic fit stays in place during sparring and competition
Premium materials built for repeated use
Designed to meet competition standards

Available in Black/Gold, Black/Red, Black/White, Gold/White, Navy/Yellow, Red/Black, and White/Red, One Size.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I mould the Combat Mouth Guard?: Bring water to a boil, remove from heat, and let it cool for 30 seconds. Place the mouth guard in the water for 20–30 seconds until soft. Remove carefully, let cool for 1–2 seconds, then bite down firmly while pressing your lips and cheeks against the guard. Hold for 20–30 seconds then cool under cold water. If the fit is not ideal on the first attempt, re-heat and repeat — most boil-and-bite guards allow 2–3 remoulding attempts.
What is the difference between the Combat and Youth Combat Mouth Guard?: The Combat Mouth Guard is adult-sized for the mature jaw of fighters 15 and above. The Youth Combat Mouth Guard is sized for children's jaw proportions, typically ages 6–14. Using an adult guard in a child's mouth (or vice versa) results in a poor fit and compromised protection. Select the guard appropriate to the wearer's jaw size, not just age.
Is a mouth guard required for boxing and MMA training?: For any contact or sparring activity, yes — a mouth guard is mandatory for boxing, Muay Thai, and combat sport sparring. Even for technical bag and pad work without contact, many coaches recommend wearing a mouth guard to develop the habit and provide protection against accidental impacts. All regulated boxing and MMA competitions require mouth guard use.
How do I clean and store the Combat Mouth Guard?: Rinse under cold water after every use. Clean weekly with a soft toothbrush and mild soap or a dedicated mouth guard cleaning tablet. Store in the ventilated carrying case to allow drying between sessions. Replace if the guard shows cracks, deformation, or no longer fits securely — a damaged guard provides significantly less protection.