First time out in a kilt

**BLAZN** · 8th April 06, 11:44 PM

I actually get more looks and head turns from adolesents. Very rarely, I get an adult that takes a second look.

The best comment to date was from some guy at the Navy Exchange Mini-mart nearest my house: "Man... I wish I had the cojones to wear one of those." I was wearing the kilt in my avatar at the time.

**Zyzzyx** · 9th April 06, 12:49 AM

Yup, as mentioned, its usually a non-issue.

Currently I only have UKs, but I seem to get the most comments (nearly all positive) when I wear my green camo UK. So I usually save it for the weekends.

**Pour1Malt** · 9th April 06, 01:30 AM

guid oan ya Roosty!!!

**Kilted KT** · 9th April 06, 08:44 AM

If you are looking for the overt attention, take a few laps around the mall between 5 and 7 on a friday night, when all the teenagers are there.

another good venue for comments is a packed movie theater, around 6-9pm on friday and saturday nights.

When going kilted during hours when most kids are in school, the kilt is almost a non-event. You may get an inquiring soul every now and again, but nothing like when you get groups of kids trying to impress themselves.

**flairball** · 9th April 06, 09:10 AM

Nice job. It gets easier with time, and soon you'll realize that everyone recognizes a kilt for what it is, and no body cares. My first kilted (day time) outing I went to the hardware store. I figured I might get a comment or two there, but nothing.

**pdcorlis** · 9th April 06, 09:51 AM

Good on ya Rusty - that first adventure is one you'll always remember. It is a real moment of liberation when we realize that (a) most folks could care less that we wear a kilt or (b) they actually get a kick out of seeing a kilted gent.