The comfort of a kilt.....

**kiltedukguy** · 4th February 04, 09:31 PM

8) After a day of work I come home and if I'm wearing pants I can't wait to take them off and put on something more comfortable but when I wear a utilikilt to work I do not have the same feeling when I get home. I could wear my utilikilt all day, all night, all the time.

Jerry
Spokane, WA

**Kilted_John** · 4th February 04, 10:24 PM

Agreed there, Jerry. I'm to the point where, if I get a job working at a place that accepts kilts, I will throw away my jeans and shorts. Won't need'em. I may have a pair of insulated coveralls for working on the cars, but, otherwise, I won't have anything trousered.
-J

**Graham** · 5th February 04, 03:25 AM

I agree jerry, I'd like to wear a kilt to work and sometimes do, but as a signwriter I often work with paint which would not be fun on a kilt, altho my Bear kilt is teflon coated which is a great idea.

It amazing the number of people who when I wear a kilt warn me not to wear it when up a ladder.
People seem to be more facinated about what's under the kilt than what's under a lasses' skirt.

Guess it's a sign of the times.

**Retro Red** · 14th November 06, 04:44 PM

Originally Posted by Graham

People seem to be more facinated about what's under the kilt than what's under a lasses' skirt.

I'm more fascinated about what's under a lasses' skirt!!!

(...& not just cuz I'm kilted.)
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**Captain** · 14th November 06, 04:52 PM

I couldn't agree more... I've started wearing the kilt almost every night when I get home... 1. Because after being trousered all day at work, it's a wonderful feeling to be kilted and 2. Because I'm hoping wearing it around the house will get the wife a little more used to it when I wear it out...

I did find though that wearing it before work (I work in the evenings on Saturdays) is a terrible idea... Once I go kilted for the day I can't seem to "pant up" for work without adjusting myself all night long... I just have this terrible sense of confinement and then I start to resent the fact that I can't wear one at work... Bad things man, bad things...

**Macwizzard** · 16th February 04, 02:21 AM

If anyone here likes backpacking, I must suggest doing it in a kilt. Hiking in the mountains with a backpack and a good stick is a thing I was lucky enough to experience last summer. A must try for anyone who enjoys backpacking

--Jonathan

**shillelaghbruises** · 16th February 04, 07:37 AM

I wore my kilt to a concert in an overcrowded club. I'd been there before in pants and it was incredibly hot and uncomfortable, but in a kilt everything was different (though I did have gym shorts under it).

**Julie** · 14th November 06, 06:52 AM

Originally Posted by shillelaghbruises

I wore my kilt to a concert in an overcrowded club. I'd been there before in pants and it was incredibly hot and uncomfortable, but in a kilt everything was different (though I did have gym shorts under it).

you've got to go commando when you were the kilt, the feeling is far better