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Riverkilt Utilikilts Survival II in... 17th March 13, 11:40 AM
brewerpaul Cant beat hiking in kilts, so... 17th March 13, 01:05 PM
jetstar63 Honestly you look good for 68... 17th March 13, 06:45 PM
Skiballa +1 Are the desert camo... 18th March 13, 05:36 AM
CMcG I hear that there's enough... 18th March 13, 06:11 AM
Riverkilt Aye, feels like the same... 18th March 13, 06:39 AM
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    Utilikilts Survival II in Desert Digital Camo

    I've owned a LOT of Utilikilts. "Outgrew" most of them. Then thought I was too olde to wear them at 68.

    Did buy a few that fit. Survival IIs are a favorite for hiking. Here's pics of the kilt from a hike below the mesa last Friday.





    Particularly like how the cargo pockets can carry water bottles.
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    Cant beat hiking in kilts, so darn comfortable. I have two Elkommando kilts and the cargo pockets are great for carrying the munchies, liner gloves, headband etc. Thanks for sharing the photos.
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    Honestly you look good for 68 Riverkilt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jetstar63 View Post
    Honestly you look good for 68 Riverkilt.
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    Are the desert camo survivals made out of the same lightweight rip-stop as the sage camo originals? I may have to get one of those.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt View Post
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    Particularly like how the cargo pockets can carry water bottles.
    I hear that there's enough cargo space to carry a six pack of water... out there in the desert, you might need it!
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    Aye, feels like the same material to me. But doublecheck with UK.
    Ol' Macdonald himself, a proud son of Skye and Cape Breton Island
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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt View Post
    Aye, feels like the same material to me. But doublecheck with UK.
    Thanks, I will, the current sale on the camo has got me thinking about picking one up. I got the sage camo last month, but the weather here in MA has prevented me from wearing it thus far.

    I plan to hit some of the hiking trails in the Berkshires, and the Seven Sisters this year, so I'll make sure to post some pics of green rolling hills as a counterpoint to yours.
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    Can you point out the differences in a "Survival" and a "Survival II" for me?? I wasn't aware that there was a "II" to begin with!

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    I believe the original survival is the one they made up for that Rudy(?) guy to wear on one of the early Survival programs when he wasn't nekie. Was a different fabric I think. Version II aka Survival II is the cotton one with whatever changes they made from that first effort. Corrections and clarifications welcome.
    Ol' Macdonald himself, a proud son of Skye and Cape Breton Island
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