Outside the U.S., it indicates the wiring sheath color. Yellow tape is applied on high-voltage, phase C connections in the U.S., but internationally, it represents sheath 110 V wiring.

Rainbow-colored Pride Tape has been part of pro ice hockey for seven years, symbolizing the sport's pledge to be welcoming and inclusive. But the NHL has banned the athletic tape, quickly sparking ...

It's up to hockey players to decide if they want to use the brightly colored tape, the NHL now says. The move comes days after an Arizona Coyotes player flouted the league's controversial ban.

It may seem like just rainbow-colored athletic tape, but it’s much more. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Skip to Content ...

The National Hockey League on Tuesday rescinded a ban on using hockey stick tape to back social causes, including rainbow-colored tape to show support for the LGBTQ community—following backlash ...

One or the other. According to NHL Rule 10.1, players are free to use any tape color they want. Some of them exercise this option during warmups prior to tributes or cause-themed games.

The National Hockey League has rescinded its ban on rainbow-colored Pride tape and will allow players to use it on the ice this season, it said in a brief statement Tuesday.

Whether you've seen them on TV shows or in real life, each color of tape police use have a different meaning. Here's an explanation of what the red tape means.

Outside the U.S., it indicates the wiring sheath color. Yellow tape is applied on high-voltage, phase C connections in the U.S., but internationally, it represents sheath 110 V wiring.