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SR 3.14
Costume Requirements (Show)
3.14.01 In all show competitive roller skating events (including official training), the costumes for both
men and women should be in character with the music, but should not be so as to cause
embarrassment to the skaters, judges or spectators.
3.14.02 Women’s costumes must be constructed so that it completely covers the tights (pants), hips and
posterior. French-cut leotards are strictly prohibited, i.e. leotards which are cut higher than the hip
bone.
3.14.03 There are no restrictions on costumes. Changes of costumes during the programme are allowed, but
with the same rules as for accessories: nothing to be left on the floor or thrown outside the rink. If
parts of the costume should accidentally touch the floor, no penalty will be applied so long as the
flow of the programme is not interrupted.
SR 3.15
Sponsorship – Advertising
3.15.01 In all artistic disciplines no formal publicity propaganda comercial or otherwise, may appear on
any parts of the costume or, more generally, on any article of clothing or equipment whatsoever
worn or used by the athlets in all World Championships and events sanctioned by CIPA except
for the manufacturer of the article and these logos must be no larger than 10 cm x 3 cm. All other
regulations concerning Advertising will follow the IOC regulations.
SR 3.16
Equipment
3.16.01 In all CIPA Junior and Senior events only quad skates are permitted.
3.16.02 In all CIPA Inline events only Inline skates are permitted.
3.16.03 In all show and Precision Team events each team member must have the same type of skates.
They have the choice of either quad or Inline skates for each member or each team.
3.16.04 The are NO restrictions on skate frames, wheels, or boots.
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