What is the maximum thickness allowed for knee sleeves?

What is the maximum thickness allowed for knee sleeves?

• A. 5 mm
• B. 9 mm
• C. 12 mm
• D. 7 mm

Answer: (D)

The limit is about keeping equipment standardized so the knee supports provide consistent, limited assistance. Knee sleeves are allowed up to 7 millimeters thick; anything thicker would violate the rule and be considered non-compliant. So the maximum allowed thickness is 7 mm, making that option the best choice. (A 5 mm sleeve is allowed but not the maximum, while 9 mm and 12 mm exceed the limit.)

The limit is about keeping equipment standardized so the knee supports provide consistent, limited assistance. Knee sleeves are allowed up to 7 millimeters thick; anything thicker would violate the rule and be considered non-compliant. So the maximum allowed thickness is 7 mm, making that option the best choice. (A 5 mm sleeve is allowed but not the maximum, while 9 mm and 12 mm exceed the limit.)