How old are we?

**slohairt** · 6th January 07, 10:54 PM

Dia Dhuit!

I'm 32 (in my 33rd year, though)

**kg4zmf** · 7th January 07, 02:28 AM

I am forty years old and don't feel a day over fifty.

Course, I have been at work for 12 1/2 hours now, so that may have something to do with it!

Andy

**N. Campbell** · 7th January 07, 04:10 AM

I am 31 now, and plan on competing in the Highland Games well into my 60's.
Well at least I hope.

**djweso** · 7th January 07, 08:14 AM

Well, I feel a bit late to the party...

But I'm 27. I've been married for 7 years and wearing the kilt for 4ish. I've got the beautiful wife and 2 amazing kids part down, now we just gotta find a great job or 2 and buy a house, lol.

I think that definitely part of the reason that this group might skew a little bit older is "disposable income," as someone else suggested. I know that at least part of the reason I don't own more kilts is affording them. I know that it has been an issue with some of my friends who have been interested wearing the kilt. Most of my friends are financially where I am, think students or just post that. I have at times watched all of the purchases that the people on this board make with quite a bit of envy. But I know that if its what I really want, I just need to focus and work hard for it, oh yeah and hope/pray really hard, lol

.

Sorry didn't mean to get off topic.

**DotDLL** · 7th January 07, 09:18 PM

Heya. Long time, no post for me...

I am 27.

**ccga3359** · 7th January 07, 09:26 PM

I was looking at the stats and there apears to be a bit of a middle-aged spread. Look I'm average.

**DotDLL** · 7th January 07, 09:33 PM

Originally Posted by djweso

Well, I feel a bit late to the party...
I think that definitely part of the reason that this group might skew a little bit older is "disposable income," as someone else suggested. I know that at least part of the reason I don't own more kilts is affording them. I know that it has been an issue with some of my friends who have been interested wearing the kilt. Most of my friends are financially where I am, think students or just post that. I have at times watched all of the purchases that the people on this board make with quite a bit of envy. But I know that if its what I really want, I just need to focus and work hard for it, oh yeah and hope/pray really hard, lol

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Have you seen the prices at Stillwater kilts? They're still not as cheap as a good pair of cargo pants, but are fairly close. The prices range from $44 for a budget kilt to $120 or so for a heavier wool one. I have one of their mid-range kilts that, as of now, cost $75 new. It's not as nice as other kilts I've seen, but is adequate (IMHO.)

They have some closeouts listed at http://stillwaterkilts.com/closeouts.html as well.