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1st December 15, 06:06 PM
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Hi ! I was gonna suggest biker shorts or get thermals and cut them into shorts.... I know its easier for a girl to cover her legs.. I wear fleece leggings in the winter time.. Good luck.. Angie
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1st December 15, 06:28 PM
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 Originally Posted by Angela Kaye Bodine
Hi ! I was gonna suggest biker shorts or get thermals and cut them into shorts.... I know its easier for a girl to cover her legs.. I wear fleece leggings in the winter time.. Good luck.. Angie
I'm thinking, for me anyway, problem solved. Does multiply boxer brief laundry by two though.
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Freep is not a slave to fashion.
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1st December 15, 07:41 PM
#3
When you sit down that kilt "heat trap" dumps. When standing and walking you will be fine barring high winds.
I do use heavier fabric and longer ( just below the knee cap ) kilts in the winter here as there is always some breeze from the mountain pass I live below. Is long as I am moving around and dress warm on top, all is good.
Last edited by tundramanq; 1st December 15 at 07:42 PM.
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1st December 15, 08:57 PM
#4
I wear wool kilt in winter, heavy wool hose, I come equipped with enough fur on my legs to keep most parts warm enough, but the naughty bits get cold when there is a good breeze blowing....
"Everything is within walking distance if you've got the time"
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1st December 15, 10:16 PM
#5
I'd suggest tights but as you're a bloke I don't think you'd enjoy it...
What about Under Armour leggings? I've heard they're pretty good at keeping the warmth in.
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1st December 15, 10:28 PM
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Mah knees are too bonny to hide with tights. Strewth. 
Actually it wasn't my knees that bothered me, only thighs. The whole thing might be moot once the wool kilt gets here. 8 weeks is an awfully long time, yes, yes it is. 
At any rate, as noted as long as I'm moving around seems to be ok.
Last edited by freep; 2nd December 15 at 10:57 AM.
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Freep is not a slave to fashion.
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2nd December 15, 04:11 AM
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I'm a runner and have several varieties of compression running tights at different lengths and different weights. I have recently worn a 3/4 length heavy weight (thick,warm 4 inches above knee) one under kilt, with tall thick wool socks to great success. It kept everything warm that I don't like to have cold and the cold on my knees actually felt like icing them which I do anyway to reduce the pain and swelling of a lifetime of abuse.
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