Shock Doctor Boys' Aircore Soft Athletic Cup
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Shock Doctor Boys' Aircore Soft Athletic Cup is rated
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Boost your MVP’s safety and comfort with the Shock Doctor® Boys’ Aircore Soft Athletic Cup. Constructed with a compressed foam and fabric shell, this cup is lightweight and comfortable. The polymer flex core provides light protection for non-contact sports. Prepare and protect your pro for game day with Shock Doctor® Boys’ Aircore Soft Athletic Cup.
FEATURES:
SHOCK DOCTOR ATHLETIC CUP SIZING CHART:
- Boys’ athletic soft cup
- Designed with patented 3-layer fusion technology
- Constructed with a foam and fabric shell for the highest level of comfort
- Built with a co-polymer rigid core
- Ideal for light protection in non-contact sports
- 30% Lighter than traditional molded cups
- Machine washable
SHOCK DOCTOR ATHLETIC CUP SIZING CHART:
- Peewee: Recommended for ages 7 and younger
- Youth: Recommended for ages 7-9
- Teen: Recommended for ages 10-14
- Adult: Recommended for ages 15 and older
- Brand: Shock Doctor
- Country of Origin: Imported
- Style: 208-0322-Y
Web ID: 16SKRYRCRSFTCPYTHSPM
Rated 4 out of
5
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Sportsdad5290 from
Don't use for baseball, hockey
We had a 13 year old boy injured last year on my son's baseball team who wore a "soft" cup and was struck by a ball in the crotch area. Major injury to his parts and had to go to ER then urologist for followup to be certain everything was OK. Be sure to only get a hard cup for baseball, hockey, etc.
Date published: 2017-04-01
Rated 3 out of
5
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jaydubyadee from
Good fit but pricey and needs better labeling
I know they say you can't put a price on good protection but $20 for this?!? Sheesh! Seems well made but c'mon, it's plastic and wetsuit material. Should be $10-15 at most.
Also note there are very minute differences between this and the hard cup version that aren't very obvious. The soft cup is more flexible but intended for non-contact sports (whatever that is - curling, checkers? lol). Isn't it contradictory to need a cup for a non-contact sport? The hard cup is less flexible and intended for sports like baseball, hockey, lacrosse and MMA. This info is in the fine print on Dick's and Shock Doctor websites but if it's on the packaging it's well hidden and not nearly as obvious as it should be :/
Looking at the soft and hard cups in their packaging side by side in the store you would probably think you're choose between light and dark camo. Even if you notice one says hard and the other soft, neither package mentions the sports they are intended for.
Shouldn't be this complicated. Lower the price and improve labeling.
Date published: 2017-04-25
Rated 5 out of
5
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CCT1 from
DOES THE JOB! :P
My son plays AA little league baseball and is frequently the catcher, so a cup is mandatory. I cannot say that it has truly been put to the test due to the age group/level of play, but it seems tough. It's also broad enough to cover a large area. Humorously, my son likes the idea of wearing it and is quite proud to show it off. That's reason enough to buy it, right? It slips into the underwear, so no extra "harness" is needed and it can be thrown in the washing machine (let it air dry).
Date published: 2017-11-29
Rated 5 out of
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HappyZumbaMom from
comfort!
My son hates to wear a cup but he does not complain about this one. He throws it in his briefs and is content!
Date published: 2016-10-12
Rated 5 out of
5
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Malibu Momma from
Does the job
I had no idea what kind of cup to get, but we had to get one for Little League. I bought this with the Shock Doctor briefs, and we have a winner. No complaints and my 7 year old says it feels fine.
Date published: 2018-03-07
Rated 5 out of
5
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Baseballmom from
Baseball mom
All three of my boys wear and love this cup. Much more comfortable than cheaper, all plastic ones out there!
Date published: 2016-04-05
Rated 5 out of
5
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Richgray2 from
Very comfortable
My 9 y/o loves the comfort of the Shock Doctor cup, very comfortable!
Date published: 2016-03-22