SeaCure Custom Mouthpieces?

[Carlos Danger]

Yes! It's a good product, definitely the most comfortable and stable mouthpiece I've personally ever used. Obviously getting a good initial fit is important, but that is not always guaranteed on the first go-around. I had to re-form mine a few times to get it just right; been great ever since. If you get one, make sure you buy the correct size to fit your regulator model.

 

[toddthecat]

I've used them for 9 years and would never go back to standard mouthpieces. I recommend them to all of my students and sell them in the shop on a fairly regular basis. My first one lasted about 7 years. It wasn't that it got particularly uncomfortable, it just changed colors and didn't look so good after all that time

 

[Jocull]

Yes! It's a good product, definitely the most comfortable and stable mouthpiece I've personally ever used. Obviously getting a good initial fit is important, but that is not always guaranteed on the first go-around. I had to re-form mine a few times to get it just right; been great ever since. If you get one, make sure you buy the correct size to fit your regulator model.

What Maredsous says is true. I molded mine and it was great for the first couple of dives but when I did my first multi-dive day it rubbed a hole in my gum. Once I reformed it I fell in love again.

 

[DevonDiver]

I love mine. The only drawback is that it can cause issues if you practice donating your primary regulator as an AAS.

 

[cbmech2]

I bought one $32. It was a waste of money. Too hard and hard to seal on the regulator. Do yourself a favor and buy something else that is comfortable