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Wed Nov 14, 2012, 09:02am
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Arm bands
that are worn just below the bicep (made popular by football players) are making their way on basketball courts. Some officials seem to be allowing them, although they would seem to me to fall in the category of wrist bands which must be worn below elbow (3-5-4c) If they're considered a brace, is it permissable as in 3-5-2b?
Also, there are now effective compression socks that extend well above the knee. They appear as full tights, but are not. What's our ruling here? Last edited by letemplay; Wed Nov 14, 2012 at 09:27am. 
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