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99% of people who wear them wear them to look good or copy someone else..BuckeyeInTheBoro;1261380; said:If Gonzo used to wear them then there was at least a perceived performance improving purpose (alliteratively speaking). Dude sleeps (slept?) in a hyperbaric chamber for goodness sake.
WikiAnswers goes with the tendon-stress theory:
WikiAnswers - What are the arm bands on football players arms for
In Name of Fashion, Embracing a Trend
By JOHN BRANCH
Published: September 17, 2008
Giants linebacker Danny Clark recently saw a basketball player use his wristband to - get this - wipe sweat.
"I've got all sorts of biceps and triceps busting out of there. It's a good look," said Giants linebacker Danny Clark.
"I said, 'That's what those are for?' " Clark said. "I had forgotten that."
Clark wears wristbands, too. But he does not wear them to wipe sweat, and he does not wear them on his wrists. Like a growing number of fashion-conscious N.F.L. and college football players - and countless kids who emulate them - Clark wears his wristbands well above his elbows.
"I've got all sorts of biceps and triceps busting out of there," Clark said. "It's a good look."
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jwinslow;1261381; said:Thump has hit a new low
BUCKYLE;1265740; said:Unlike DBB, I am embarrassed.
If you're able to read this, just register a new profile. No one will care.
[email protected];1265764; said:Yo homey... I hear you been talkin' some sh*t 'bout me sayin' you got some pics of me in the tank.
Eh?