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    Thumbs up Inexpensive sporrons

    Try this for the start of a less expensive sporron.
    www.leatherthatworks.com
    They may not look authentic for you purests out there, but now have two. One large one smaller.
    I used the items under purses.
    Items# F-116 $20 for large sporron (remove straps and carring ring) the ring loop is for your belt.
    Iten# LD325 for small sporron. is ready to go, has belt loops on back


    Robert "the kilted" Lamb
    Last edited by Robert Lamb; 16th October 06 at 11:35 AM.

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    Which section are the in? Are they sporrans or what we'd call a bum bag (I think!) in the UK?
    In Scotland, there is no such thing as bad weather - only the wrong clothes. - Billy Connolly

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    Smile Bum/Fanny Packs

    Yes, in the UK, they're called "bum" bags; in North America "fanny" packs, but on that site, they're called, "leather waist packs."

    http://www.leatherthatworks.com/Qsto...5&BACK=A0001A1

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    I think he means the "bum bags" or Here they are "Hip packs". I am really not a purest, however, there is something to be said about the look of a sporran verses the look of one of those things. I owned something like those back in the 80's when they became popular and though they are pretty convienient I would never wear one with a kilt. If you are looking for an inexpensive sporran there are several copanies on the web that offer "economy" sporrans for about $20-$30 including Stillwater Kilts in Minneapolis.

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    Yeah I'd agree, I can't imagine those looking that great on a kilt and I don't particularly like the look of them either.

    You never know though. Robert, if you have one, post a pic and let us see.
    In Scotland, there is no such thing as bad weather - only the wrong clothes. - Billy Connolly

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    They don't look bad. For casual wear, I would prefer one of those. My sporrans, except for the SWK ballistic one, just don't let me organize things well. Just a single opening that you throw stuff into. A bum bag like these would be perfect, and they are leather as well.
    The kilt concealed a blaster strapped to his thigh. Lazarus Long

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    looks like a fanny pack to me..purist or no, I'll not have a fanny pack on my kilt.

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    been watching

    Robert, I have been watching this thread for a couple of days. I too was having problems at first finding them. Thanks for the correction on where the sporrens were. I have found them. For casual wear they look good. I appreciate the tip.

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