Athletic cups & jocks

Shift-Proof Groin Protection

Diamond MMA makes athletic cups and jocks with a patented quad strap design that holds the cup snug, for baseball, hockey, football, lacrosse, wrestling and combat sports.

Youth and adult sizes · HSA/FSA eligible

Diamond MMA Compression Jock Short System with athletic cup

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on the athletic cup

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on orders over $175

HSA/FSA

eligible gear

How it works

How the Diamond MMA System works

1

The athletic cup

A polycarbonate shell whose geometry helps deflect and spread the force of a hit, with a soft rubber rim.

2

The jock

A jock or compression short with a cup pocket built for our cup.

3

The quad straps

Our patented, shift-proof quad strap design holds the cup snug from every direction.

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From the fight world

Joe Rogan

“I seriously recommend it. For me, it made a huge difference in Jiu-Jitsu. It took my balls completely out of the equation.”

Joe Rogan · UFC Commentator & Black Belt

Anthony Pettis

“Diamond MMA is the best and only protection I trust when I step into the octagon.”

Anthony Pettis · Former UFC Lightweight Champion

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What customers say

See it in action

See how the Diamond MMA System fits and moves with you.

Questions

Quick answers

How do I pick the right cup size?

Check the size chart or take the quiz and we'll point you to the right size.

What's the difference between a hard cup and a soft cup?

A hard cup has a polycarbonate shell built to deflect and spread the force of a hit. A soft cup is padding: more give, but much less impact protection. For contact sports and sports with a hard ball or puck, choose a hard cup.

Which jock should I choose?

The Quad Strap Jock is our traditional jockstrap. The Compression Jock Short builds a short around it and rests about mid-thigh. The Performance Short Jock is made to wear as an outer short, with all four straps inside, and rests just above the knee.

When should a youth athlete move up to an adult cup?

Most athletes move from the youth cup to the adult cup around ages 14 to 15, depending on body type. If the youth cup no longer covers everything, it's time to size up.

Can I wear a cup with your compression briefs?

No. Our briefs have no cup pocket. They're supportive briefs for days you don't need a cup. When you need a cup, choose a jock or System.

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