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    This is a problem a lot of men have. (NATSO (no a*se to speak of)). Me too Simon, but I don't yet have the generous girth so it's less of a problem for me.

    I don't like the look of sporran hangers, either.

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    With the exception of one hemp RKilt, I don't have any belt loops, so nothing to loop a sporran belt through.

    Some folks have said that they find it an advantage, particularly gentlemen of substance, and some with too little substance. Intuitively, that seems correct.

    I do, however, wear sporran straps on occasion. I find them a real advantage, particularly when driving or sitting for long periods. I wear a chain belt rarely and only with formal wear. Otherwise, I wear a leather sporran belt to avoid kilt damage - it's worked so far.

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    Thank you all, again. Thanks to you Matt for that information, love the historical perspective. I am also part of the NATSO and some girth. To DownUnder, I am searching for a good belt today and will eventually do away with the chain.

    The rabble has once again provided the information needed. You guys are great.
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