Comfort and Temperature Levels

[Big Mikey]

1) 20 degrees F.

2) Light snow and overcast

3) FK Heritage Hose, snow boots, fleece lined denim jacket, "mad trapper" sheepskin hat

4) FK cargo in winter weight cotton (about 8 yards of 10 oz. cotton)

5) Digging my truck out after the @#$% snow plow went through!!

The small strip of flesh between the top of the hose and the bottom of the kilt got a little cool but otherwise, it was toasty!

[Livingston]

1. What has been the coldest temperature that you have been comfortable wearing a kilt? === -3F

2. Was it windy, sunny, damp? === Dark, about 9PM, slight breeze, snow piles all over the road

3. Aside from the kilt how were you dressed? == Standard kilt hose, t-shirt, sweater, open leather jacket, hat

4. What type of kilt? (5 yard, wool, etc.) == Stillwater Heavyweight

5. What were you doing? (were you working hard, walking, etc.) Standing outside the bar after a kilt night and then walking to the car.

A couple young ladies came around the corner and one said to us in general, "You're crazy, it's COLD out here!!" I was actually too warm.

[Zardoz]

1. What has been the coldest temperature that you have been comfortable wearing a kilt? 27 Degrees at about 10,000 feet in Winterpark CO.

2. Was it windy, sunny, damp? Calm, sunny and dry

3. Aside from the kilt how were you dressed? Wool hose, boots, flannel shirt, I had a jacket too but took it off after walking around a bit

4. What type of kilt? (5 yard, wool, etc.) 8 yard Stillwater standard

5. What were you doing? (were you working hard, walking, etc.) Rode the chair lift up to Sunspot, walked part of the hiking trails and had lunch.