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Different Cups for Different Sports

Posted by Ben Thye · February 05, 2020

The simple “nut cup”, or athletic cup is a surprisingly complex product. Yes, they all “cover your junk”, and keep the testicles safe, or at least try to. But each sport we play has a unique challenge for protecting the balls.

Are there different types of groin protection?

Posted by Ben Thye · February 05, 2020

The proverbial male athlete question. Sounds simple enough. NO means your balls are fully exposed to anything that can (or wants to!) hit you there. Not a great plan! YES means you need a cup.

How will you go in a meeting of the minds?

Posted by Sofia Berntson · February 01, 2020

A traditional groin cup gives you plenty to think about: will it be so uncomfortable; you’ll avoid wearing it? (In many cases, yes.) Will its sheer bulk and weight impede your movements? (Probably.) Will it break? (With some composites, maybe.) Will you be dropping your guard to readjust it over and over? (Very likely.) Will it follow your every move, providing 100% protection whether you are standing, kicking, riding, jumping or wrestling? (No.)

What makes a good Athletic Cup?

Posted by Usama Aziz · January 31, 2020

These protectors of manhood come in all shapes, sizes, materials, colors, quality, and effectiveness. They have to be safe, high quality and effective. So what makes a cup "good"?

Should Women Wear Protective Cups?

Posted by Usama Aziz · January 30, 2020

Everyone has seen it. A guy takes a hard hit to the balls in sports and we all groan and think “Wow, I hope he had his cup on”. But what about women?

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