I hate things that hang from my waist

**David White** · 22nd July 09, 03:08 PM

For some reason I don't care for belts or sporan's around my waist. My solution to carry some of the things I need is simply the rubberband. Twist it around several time's the object and put it between you kilt aprons and you are good to go. It rarely moves and unless you are doing handstands it won't fall out. Here is a couple of examples-Lighter and wallet wrapped in a rubberband-

Between the apron's-

Great for causal-with shirt out and with a pull over.

**Jock Scot** · 22nd July 09, 03:21 PM

To my eyes the kilt is not a kilt without a sporran. That is a handy tip though.

**Fit2BKilted** · 22nd July 09, 03:28 PM

Holy Utility Belt, Batman!

**hospitaller** · 22nd July 09, 03:49 PM

Now that is something else, good show.

I'll stick to my sporran though, I wear the kilt, not the skirt.

.

**JolyStNicholas** · 22nd July 09, 03:53 PM

I believe we should each have our own way, as for me I will keep my sporran.

**Nighthawk** · 22nd July 09, 04:39 PM

Originally Posted by JolyStNicholas

I believe we should each have our own way, as for me I will keep my sporran.

I'm in this camp- but that is indeed a great idea.

**Coinneach** · 22nd July 09, 05:22 PM

Originally Posted by David White

It rarely moves and unless you are doing handstands it won't fall out.

Have you actually tested it doing handstands in a kilt?

**BEEDEE** · 22nd July 09, 05:29 PM

I have one Freedom kilt with two slash pockets and one apron pocket. Have yet to wear a sporran with it.

Brian

**KFCarter** · 22nd July 09, 05:36 PM

Originally Posted by BEEDEE

I have one Freedom kilt with two slash pockets and one apron pocket. Have yet to wear a sporran with it.

Brian

Just got my Freedom Kilt and I love the pockets for certain things, and tried it sans sporran, but I have to say I felt like I wasn't fully dressed. It'll be sporrans for me, but I understand why some might enjoy being sporran-free.