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View Poll Results: Would you wear a "Full Length" Kilt?

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  • Yes, I like the concept.

    7 5.26%
  • Maybe, I'm not sure about it.

    15 11.28%
  • No, I don't like it.

    63 47.37%
  • NO! It's not allowed! It's evil and horrid! Get the Kilt Police!

    48 36.09%
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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Makeitstop View Post
    I don't like it, and (kilt or not) I fully expect anyone wearing it would get a lot of crap about it, as it would not be recognized as men's clothing by many. But as always, I say as long as everything I don't want to see is properly covered, wear whatever you want.

    Also, even if it didn't offend my limited sense of style, and wasn't obviously way too warm, I still think it would be impractical for my rather physically demanding lifestyle. Running may not be a problem, but I'll bet crouching, climbing, and martial arts (particularly the kind with a lot of elaborate foot work) are not going to be an option, which means I probably couldn't go a full day in one.
    Really baggy ankle length garments are not suited to a beginner martial arts, but I aspire to reach the grade where I can wear them (Specificly, Hakama).

    I practice (well, not in the last few months) Aikido, where it is traditional for the grades of 1st Dan and above to wear hakama, it takes a little getting used to, but soon becomes of little hinderance (save for the warmth...).

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    Quote Originally Posted by McGurk View Post
    (save for the warmth...).
    They're no warmer than the pants of a heavywait gi and are less restrictive. They're actually great for martial arts when you keep your feet planted on the ground...

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    No way, José!
    A kilted Celt on the border.
    Kentoc'h mervel eget bezañ saotret
    Omne bellum sumi facile, ceterum ægerrume desinere.


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