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Where can I buy a (rugby) mouth guard?I live on Capitol Hill and have a bike, but don't have much time. Rugby practice is right after work. And, lo and behold, mouth guards (the kind you wear while tackling giant rugby players to avoid losing your teeth or getting a concussion, not the kind you wear while sleeping) are hard to find. Have already tried REI, Play It Again Sports, and Bartell Drugs.
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Big 5 Sports! I play too... it is frustrating, I know. Do you play for the Quake??
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worldrugbyshop.com
or faster call one of the boxing gyms in town and find out where to buy one.
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