Athletic Supporter Jockstrap, For Sports Support, Football, Baseball, Lacrosse & More, Mens

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Je l'utilise comme sous vêtement d'été. La coupe, la qualité du tissus, le support frontal sont au rendez vous. Excellent achat. Je vais m'en procurer 2 autres.

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I sospensori di scarsa qualità, da 5 euro per intenderci, dopo qualche lavaggio, tendono a perdere elasticità e iniziano a cedere, non aderendo più perfettamente alla zona inguinale, creando molto fastidio nei movimenti, costringendomi a cestinarli dopo un paio di mesi. Uso questo modello già da diverso tempi ed é ancora perfettamente elasticizzato come la prima volta, è molto confortevole, non sembra nemmeno di averlo addosso.

Acheté car les élastiques de ma coquille de la meme marque étaient détendus et la coquille ne tenait plus en place. La coquille elle-meme étant en bon état, je n'avais pas besoin de racheter un kit complet, donc je suis très satisfait d'avoir pu trouver le suspensoir sans coquille. Cela fait du bien de se sentir à nouveau bien protégé

Okay, just in case you didn't pick it up from the title - this review is from a post-vasectomy perspective, not a sports perspective. Seriously, you want the support from an athletic supporter. Standard briefs or boxer briefs will not be enough. Fair warning, I'm going to use body part terminology below: While I already had a Franklin athletic supporter I had used for sports, I'm really glad I also bought this Shock Doctor to be able to swap out/wash the supporters with ease. The Shock Doctor won hands down on both comfort and frozen pea positioning. Fits as expected with good amount of elastic tension (not too much, not too little) and good, comfortable support whether empty or using the pea method below. A bit of digression: I've confirmed that the classic "frozen peas to keep down pain and swelling after a vasectomy" works well. The classic approach is to wrap a full 1-lb bag of frozen peas in something like a dish towel and apply. However, this typically requires frequent or constant use of one hand to keep it in place. I'd rather be able to type and play video games. I did use the whole bag method once, but the vast majority of my pea cooling was with the below method: Equipment: 1, 16 oz (1 lb, 454g) bag of loose frozen peas. 4 Ziploc style sandwich baggies. 1 athletic supporter (already worn for support). Procedure: Split the peas evenly between the 4 sandwich baggies and put 3 back into the freezer. Take the 4th and slide it into the cup pocket of the athletic supporter, adjusting for maximum scrotal contact. The layer of cloth was enough to prevent direct skin contact. If it's too cold for you, wrap the plastic bag in half a paper towel before slipping it into the cup pocket. By the time this quantity of peas mostly defrosts, you should probably take it out anyway. Be sure to spread out the peas in the bag to minimize clumping, and put the bag back in the freezer. YMMV depending on your freezer, but 4 sandwich bags was plenty for me - by the time I was ready to put the second one back in the freezer, the first had already refrozen. The Franklin supporter allowed for good top and mid-scrotal pea contact, but the Shock Doctor allowed me to wrap frozen peas all the way around the bottom of the scrotum - major plus. Even taking the pea positioning out of the equation, the Franklin just wasn't as comfortable for me - whether staying in place, or walking around.