| | |  | Basketball | Home » » Shock Doctor Men's Power Compression Short with BioFlex Cup | | | | | | Colors: | | | | | Description: | | No matter the athlete, no matter the sport, this versatile compression short is a must. Constructed with supportive 4-way stretch material, it wicks moisture away from the skin. The sleek fitting design incorporates flatlock seams and a unique wraparound X-FIT™ cup retention system with BioFlex Cup. Fully vented cup pocket allows for maximum airflow. BioFlex Cup included. | | | Features: | |
• Versatile compression shorts constructed with snug four-way stretch material, which wicks moisture away from skin
• Sleek-fitting design incorporates flatlock seams and unique, wraparound X-FIT cup retention system with integrated BioFlex Cup for maximum protection
• BioFlex cup includes vented bio-shape body and gel perimeter pad; X-Pocket securely keeps cup in place
• X-Fit cup retention system provides closer, more comfortable fit
• Double Layer thigh compression for extra protection
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 10.9 inches | | Package Width:
| 6.4 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.2 inches | | Package Weight:
| 0.75 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 68 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
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50 of 50 found the following review helpful:
 Good on their own, but together, crapSep 03, 2009
By Andrew Brownfield
The compression shorts are comfortable, fit well, and keep everything together nicely. You know, where it all should be. The cup is solid, but flexible, and breathable. But when you actually put the cup inside the pocket on the compression shorts... you have to wonder what the people at Shock Doctor were thinking.
First of all, the pocket for the cup is OUTSIDE of the compression shorts. So when the cup is inserted, it just kind of floats there above your junk. It's not very snug, not very tight. Lo and behold, the first time I was kicked while wearing the cup/shorts combo, it pinched something fierce and scared me for my future progeny.
There is a quick fix: if you wear the cup in a jock underneath the shorts then all is well. It works quite nicely this way. But that entails buying a jock. Which was not my intention in buying this combo in the first place.
17 of 17 found the following review helpful:
Shockable Dr.Jul 09, 2008
By Ricky Nopants
"Forest Ump"
The Shock Dr. compression shorts could indeed shock due to the built-in design of the cup pocket. It doesn't allow the cup to float deep enough. If the wearer bends over, the fabric doesn't allow movement of the cup; the position of the cup changes to a very uncomfortable one that would cause great pain should it be "forced" to protect the protectables. As an umpire, bending over is part of the job; around 250+ times a game. I would like to think comfort and protection were with me during the whole game.
13 of 13 found the following review helpful:
 Perfect For Tough SportsJan 18, 2009
By H. W. Whitaker
"Jujitsu Blogger"
I've purchased a number of these for use in jujitsu classes. These classes are very physical and your equipment takes a beating in protecting you. The Shock Doctor products fit extremely well and stay in place despite all kinds of grappling, judo throws and exercises including running, jumping jacks and yoga-like stretching. I would give this a five-star rating if they were just a bit more durable. I do end up purchasing four or more each year but that's largely due to the rigor of the sport and the constant washing. I would highly recommend.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 Worthless for MMAJun 19, 2010
By Dr. Zeus
I practice boxing, Muay Thai, and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, therefore I need a cup.
This thing shifts, smashes, and snakes around far too much to be worthwhile. I've had my berries smashed, exposed, and I'm constantly shifting this thing to get comfortable. I'm pretty easy going on my reviews, but I DO NOT recommend this thing.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Not good for Brazillian Jiu JitsuJun 03, 2009
By Ian Henry
"ianhenry317"
Get the Shock Doctor Ultra Supporter instead. These compression shorts push the cup up so that it ends up resting on my groin instead of protecting it. It became such a problem that I just decided to pull the cup out (only had the compression shorts on). However, the shorts for some reason keeps pinching on my groin skin. It makes it very difficult to do arm bars, and even hold half guard. I also have had the Ultra Supporter for the past year which worked excellent. Now I'm sorry I decided to switch to the shorts.
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