The Boyz

[JaxRolo]

Starting to get an uncomfortable feeling with a this talk about "The Boyz" I guess as long as no pictures are posted it will be ok. Sent Via Telekinesis

[Richvee]

Starting to get an uncomfortable feeling with a this talk about "The Boyz" I guess as long as no pictures are posted it will be ok. Sent Via Telekinesis

I dunno...Those pic of your foot were fairly uncomfortable. 

[umpstu]

 

Starting to get an uncomfortable feeling with a this talk about "The Boyz" I guess as long as no pictures are posted it will be ok. Sent Via Telekinesis

I dunno...Those pic of your foot were fairly uncomfortable. 

 

It's a damn excuse to sit around. You know him.

[conbo61]

From the UA website:

 

"A baseball traveling at 90 mph can deliver 2,400 lbs of force. Other cups on the market can reduce that impact to 450 lbs of force—still enough to cause serious injury. The NuttyBuddy™ protective cup has been proven in scientific tests to reduce that impact to just 110 lbs of force, which is within acceptable levels of impact."

 

Just out of curiosity - who established this acceptable limit?

[JaxRolo]

From the UA website:

 

"A baseball traveling at 90 mph can deliver 2,400 lbs of force. Other cups on the market can reduce that impact to 450 lbs of force—still enough to cause serious injury. The NuttyBuddy™ protective cup has been proven in scientific tests to reduce that impact to just 110 lbs of force, which is within acceptable levels of impact."

 

Just out of curiosity - who established this acceptable limit?

 

A woman!

[Timothy]

Google Nutty Buddy and you will now be directed to Battle Sports Science.  I just ordered the NB and received the "package" consisting of the cup and compression short with a built in pocket!

 

I didn't think we were wearing a supporter anymore since one did not come with the package, until I checked under "FAQ" and saw that it did indeed describe using a supporter too.

[Rulekeep]

From the UA website:

"A baseball traveling at 90 mph can deliver 2,400 lbs of force. Other cups on the market can reduce that impact to 450 lbs of force—still enough to cause serious injury. The NuttyBuddy™ protective cup has been proven in scientific tests to reduce that impact to just 110 lbs of force, which is within acceptable levels of impact."

Just out of curiosity - who established this acceptable limit?

A woman!

Just for that comment I'm going to throw in my opinion. Obviously you guys aren't complaining too much about them, so 110mph seems to be acceptable. And it hurts when ANYBODY gets hit in the crotch, so don't make comments about women being insensitive to men's pain.

[JaxRolo]

But they are!!! Sent Via Telekinesis

[conbo61]

From the UA website:

"A baseball traveling at 90 mph can deliver 2,400 lbs of force. Other cups on the market can reduce that impact to 450 lbs of force—still enough to cause serious injury. The NuttyBuddy™ protective cup has been proven in scientific tests to reduce that impact to just 110 lbs of force, which is within acceptable levels of impact."

Just out of curiosity - who established this acceptable limit?

A woman!

Just for that comment I'm going to throw in my opinion. Obviously you guys aren't complaining too much about them, so 110mph seems to be acceptable. And it hurts when ANYBODY gets hit in the crotch, so don't make comments about women being insensitive to men's pain.

You're young. I am going to let that slide.

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[slo8140]

When Battle bought NB they developed a special short with a pocket for the NB. Someone posted in the spring that they did not like the setup as well as the original NB setup with the compression wear/NB/Jock setup.

 

I have tried other brands of jocks and prefer the NB one. It seems to cut different and holds the NB in pace better than the other ones I have tried (shock doctor and bike both without pockets)

[BillKen]

This isn't the War Stories board...but I'll attest to the NB's effectiveness.  The first time I wore it, I took one "down there" and seriously never felt it.  I don't know if it was 110 lbs, but it was certainly $30 worth!

[Umpire in Chief]

Since switching to the Nutty Buddy, I have only had 1 shot to the boys and it wasn't one that I think I would have noticed the difference between the NB and what I was wearing before.

[JaxRolo]

It's not just the great protection it offers but also the comfort. Like you are not even wearing one

[conbo61]

According to the "sizing chart", I fall into the "Trophy" range based upon height, but the "Mongo" range for weight. (Who the hell came up with these names?)

 

Which is the more important criteria as far as sizing: your weight or height?

[Thunderheads]

According to the "sizing chart", I fall into the "Trophy" range based upon height, but the "Mongo" range for weight. (Who the hell came up with these names?)

 

Which is the more important criteria as far as sizing: your weight or height?

I'd say weight ........... and based on research, that's where everyone leans .....

[BillKen]

According to the "sizing chart", I fall into the "Trophy" range based upon height, but the "Mongo" range for weight. (Who the hell came up with these names?)

 

Which is the more important criteria as far as sizing: your weight or height?

Just get the Mongo and be sure to brag about it to your skinny friends!