The Kilter: Kilt carrier.

**Dukeof Kircaldy** · 27th February 08, 05:44 AM

In my searching, I saw this little gadget. I'm not sure what the difference between this and a regular piece of luggage would be. Not to mention I have quite a collection of kilt goodies I would want to bring along.

Anyway, I ordered one, but would be interested if anyone else has had any knowledge of this.

**graham_s** · 27th February 08, 05:48 AM

I've got one. To be honest it's just a suit carrier really. It does the job well though and has plenty of room for all those essential bits and pieces that go to make up the full rig.

**macwilkin** · 27th February 08, 05:49 AM

My dear wife bought me one for Christmas several years ago, and it is quite nice for carrying all of those bits of kit associated with Highland dress.

T.

**McClef** · 27th February 08, 06:54 AM

Trouble is for flying it can get expensive having an extra piece of luggage and not all airports would allow it to begin with. I just use a pretty big suitcase to get all my kilted stuff in.

Looks fine for other modes of travel though.

**Dukeof Kircaldy** · 27th February 08, 07:58 AM

Well, I'd probably use it on a train or a car. It beats the old steamer trunk which is DEFINITELY impractical for flying. I'd hate to think of the overweight charge on it.

How much gear can it hold? Could I put a couple of Jackets, Sporrans and Shoes in it for Day and Evening? Or do I have to be a bit more frugal in planning for the Scottish Season?

**Riverkilt** · 27th February 08, 08:09 AM

Seems similar to the Kilt Kit www.orderofthegael.org

Does it have a fancy kilt hanger inside like the Kilt Kit does? If so, would like more info on that.

Have a recent thread on the Kilt Kit hangers.

Ron