The Joy of Kilting

**GMan** · 7th November 10, 07:51 PM

Hell-o all,

Outside of the comfort and confidence wearing a Kilt brings you, what are some of the benefits have you received?

I have had free meals, discounts, free drinks and of course the ever popular hugs and kisses.

Your turn to share.

**Standard** · 7th November 10, 07:54 PM

Does knowing looks, smiles and nods from pretty women count?

**troxel87** · 7th November 10, 08:06 PM

Just the knowledge of not conforming to the "tyranny of trousers" as I've heard it put is great, as well as a free drink here and there. Plus the fact that my wife loves the way a man looks in a kilt

All in all, I just feel... right... in a kilt.

**Big Mikey** · 7th November 10, 09:01 PM

Comfort and ease. Some years ago I had a major surgery that resulted in four incisions and 84 staples down the inside of my leg. Being able to wrap myself in a kilt saved me much pain and difficulty.

**Riverkilt** · 7th November 10, 09:17 PM

Have met a LOT of people I'd never have met otherwise. Most fun. Some ladies and definately fun!

**Whidbey78** · 7th November 10, 10:28 PM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Have met a LOT of people I'd never have met otherwise.

Ditto.

**Stilletto_Rebel** · 7th November 10, 11:43 PM

A couple of free drinks. I was once out clubbing in Kingston-upon-Thames and had the cutest, most gorgeous brunette press a napkin into my hand with her number on it. Of course, I lost the napkin sometime between then and getting home.

It's the one and only occasion I wish I could turn back time...

**Mike in Dayton** · 8th November 10, 06:48 AM

Lots of new friends and interesting conversations.

Mike

**Tartan Tess** · 8th November 10, 08:50 AM

As a kiltmaker, I have had my clients buy me beer after a parade or at the games.
I get a big kick out of the different places I have taken peoples measurements like parking lots and restaurants. and nothing compares to "Kilt Camp" for fun!