Gilbert X Gel Plus white red rugby mouthguard child
This Gilbert X Gel Plus mouthguard combines a rigid outer shell that absorbs impact with a soft internal gel layer that adapts to the contours of teeth and gums. Result: stable fit, comfort that doesn't hinder breathing, and effective protection during tackles, rucks and unintended contact. Designed for juniors aged approximately 6 to 12 years, it suits both the player starting out in school rugby categories and those progressing through training with contact.
Thermoformable moulding is done by immersing the mouthguard for 60 seconds in water at 70-80°C, then placing it directly on the upper teeth and pressing firmly with your fingers against the outside of your lips. Let cool for 30 seconds in the mouth before removing. A good mould ensures the mouthguard stays in place without having to clench your teeth constantly. If the fit isn't satisfactory on the first attempt, the procedure can be repeated one or two more times maximum — beyond that, the gel structure may degrade.
What size for an 8-year-old child?
The junior version generally suits up to age 12. If permanent teeth are already well developed or the child is very large for their age, move to adult size.
The mouthguard falls out during the match, what should I do?
This means the moulding wasn't done correctly. Redo the process by strictly respecting the water temperature and time, and pressing firmly.
Can you wear it with dental braces?
No, this model is not designed for orthodontics. Choose a mouthguard specifically designed for braces to avoid any risk of injury or damage to the appliance.
Technical specifications
Care adviceRinse with cold water immediately after each use to remove saliva and debris. Wash once a week with a soft toothbrush and mild soap or toothpaste. Never use hot water for cleaning (risk of deformation). Store in a ventilated case to prevent moisture and odours. Replace as soon as cracks appear or fit becomes loose. Material and technologyThe rigid EVA outer shell disperses impact energy over a wide surface, which limits pressure on a single tooth. The internal thermoformable gel, once moulded, precisely matches the morphology of each mouth and keeps the mouthguard in place without compressing the gums. This dual density is standard in mid-range models: it avoids the gag reflex caused by overly thick mouthguards while maintaining sufficient thickness to cushion direct contact. Breathing remains fluid thanks to the front cutaway that clears the incisors. Gilbert brandFounded in 1823 in Rugby (England), Gilbert manufactures the first oval ball in history and becomes the official supplier of the Rugby Football Union in 1892. Now a partner of the World Cup, Six Nations Championship and numerous international championships, Gilbert develops a complete range of training equipment, protection and textiles. The British brand focuses on innovative materials (Poron foam, multi-layer thermoformable gel) and controlled manufacturing to offer products suited to all levels, from baby rugby to elite level. Its X Gel mouthguards are worn in all age categories and are among the most recommended products by rugby school instructors. |
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