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    Thanks for the comments.

    The kilt is a stillwater economy, I cut the straps and buckles off, I use two stillwater "military" kilt pins instead.

    The belt is a standard US military pistol belt $15

    The sporran belt is a "mini" pistol belt. I think its more of a fashion belt because its not well made and not very practical. $5

    The sporran is a "knock off" utility pouch $5

    The buckle was a silver kilt buckle and I painted it flat black, can't remember where I got it or for how much ($20?)

    Anyway the belt, the buckle and the sporran belt felt good when I put them on, the sporran did feal a bit narrow and long. However I have never worn a sporran before so I wasn't sure if it was something I had to get use to, but for $5 I'll wear it and see if I like it if not I'm not out that much cash.

    Quote Originally Posted by Archangel View Post
    PS I'd give reasons but they sound petty. Did you want reasons?
    Yes Archangel i would be interested in your reasons

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    I like the look! Well done!
    [B]Paul Murray[/B]
    Kilted in Detroit! Now that's tough.... LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by warwick View Post
    Thanks for the comments.

    The sporran is a "knock off" utility pouch $5


    Yes Archangel i would be interested in your reasons

    Darn.

    Okay, my eye is really bothering me right now so forgive if I get too grumpy. I really believe it's your call.

    It does look like a knock off utility pouch, and more like a purse made to adapt. It doesn't have that "masculine" look, whatever that means. (I'm not comparing it to the formal horse-hair, or evening heavy metal cantle ones. I figure you're looking for a casual day sporran.)

    My guess is that it would interfere with your walk and the way the kilt looked while walking. You'd probably have a hard time getting it comfortable while sitting if you had normal amount of stuff in it.

    You said you hadn't worn a sporran before. I think you'll find once you start wearing one there's a reason they evolved wider rather than longer.

    In my search for the perfect sporran, I wore a fanny pack low for awhile, but I couldn't find quite the right one. One of our UK rabble wears one happily. I've had two formal sporrans and eventually settled on R-Kilts, but that's not what you asked. I'm just giving you my frame of reference.

    It's still your call. About the only clothing I draw the line at for walking with you would be, well, nothing , or "I'm with stupid" shirts. You're on your own there.

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