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<onlyinclude>====<u>Incidental Padding</u>==== | <onlyinclude>====<u>Incidental Padding</u>==== | ||
Incidental Padding, also known as 'Courtesy Padding', is a [[V9: Padding|padded]] [[V9: Glossary#Non-Striking Surface|non-striking surface]] intended to limit injuries from incidental contact with parts that are not [[V9: Strike-Legal|strike-legal]]. | Incidental Padding, also known as 'Courtesy Padding', is a [[V9: Padding|padded]] [[V9: Glossary#Non-Striking Surface|non-striking surface]] intended to limit injuries from incidental contact with parts that are not [[V9: Strike-Legal|strike-legal]]. | ||
| − | #Must have at least 0. | + | #Must have at least 0.5" of [[V9: Padding|safety-grade foam]] and provide enough cushioning to prevent any core from being felt during a typical strike, but it does not need to be as comfortable as strike-legal padding. |
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| − | #Any portions of Incidental Padding that lies within 0. | + | #Any portions of Incidental Padding that lies within 0.5" of a [[V9: Strike-Legal|striking surface]] must be [[V9: Covers|covered]] in the same manner as the adjacent strike-legal surface. |
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#Incidental Padding that is not within 0.5" of a striking surface may have a non-abrasive rubber coating (or non-vinyl equivalent) applied so long as it does not compromise the purpose of the padding by making it too firm.</onlyinclude><br><br> | #Incidental Padding that is not within 0.5" of a striking surface may have a non-abrasive rubber coating (or non-vinyl equivalent) applied so long as it does not compromise the purpose of the padding by making it too firm.</onlyinclude><br><br> | ||
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Incidental Padding
Incidental Padding, also known as 'Courtesy Padding', is a padded non-striking surface intended to limit injuries from incidental contact with parts that are not strike-legal.
- Must have at least 0.5" of safety-grade foam and provide enough cushioning to prevent any core from being felt during a typical strike, but it does not need to be as comfortable as strike-legal padding.
- Any portions of Incidental Padding that lies within 0.5" of a striking surface must be covered in the same manner as the adjacent strike-legal surface.
- Incidental Padding that is not within 0.5" of a striking surface may have a non-abrasive rubber coating (or non-vinyl equivalent) applied so long as it does not compromise the purpose of the padding by making it too firm.
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