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    Back Support

    I'm sure this has been discussed here somewhere before. Has anyone noticed how much support the kilt and belt provide to your back? The other day I woke up with a slightly sore back, and when I put on my kilt and belt, the soreness disappeared, only to come back when I took everything off that evening. Seems to me the kilt would be a lot more fashionable than a back brace.
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    Yup, that has come up before. I've noticed a traditional type kilt gives a great amount of support. Pretty nice bonus, isn't it.

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    Therapeutic Kilting

    Perhaps the wide belt more than the kilt...?

    I sit for a living. Wear kilts to work. Kilt provides the freedom, kilt belt provides the back support.

    Hmmm....are we talking a doctor's Rx to wear a kilt to work here...??

    Any kilted docs out there?

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    I noticed that with my Stillwater Heavy. Back hurts less when I am wearing it.

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    Even without the belt the rise of a kilt helps give extra back support. The belt adds to that.

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    say Ron,

    if you find a doc to write THAT 'scrip, PLEASE let me know....LOL

    macG

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    Quote Originally Posted by bubba
    Yup, that has come up before. I've noticed a traditional type kilt gives a great amount of support. Pretty nice bonus, isn't it.

    I've been an advocate of this for several years. The full rise of the traditional kilt is a definite theraputic bonus. It is most noticeable when taking the kilt off after wearing it all day. There is a pronounced and sudden release" that takes place... like your innards are gonna fall out unless you put it back on!

    I guess the answer is... don't take it off!

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