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22nd January 06, 07:53 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by Rob Wright
The only running in a kilt i've done is a mad dash to get away
Rob
But not too quickly!
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22nd January 06, 09:02 PM
#2
 Originally Posted by Blu (Ontario)
But not too quickly! 
Just enough to make em want it more O_O hehe.
Rob
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23rd January 06, 09:06 AM
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Cessna, thanks for the advice and the pictures. Everyone else thanks for the tip on the Body Glide.
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9th March 06, 07:46 AM
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There are a few picks on the Utilikilts website of people who have run in their UKs...as for me...no way in h-e-double hockey sticks...
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18th March 06, 05:22 PM
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Next time you are around a bunch of cattle notice that it is the young ones who do the running and jumping. The old bulls are a more focused and damn near never in a hurry.
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22nd March 06, 11:19 AM
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Mountain Kilt for running
Just a thought, given the recent discussion on the Mountain Kilt. It's very lightweight and has a "modesty snap" on the hem, so it would seem a natural choice. I haven't tried running in mine (it only arrived yesterday), but I did try some wide strides and it seemed not to bind.
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30th April 06, 02:33 PM
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I ran my first race yesterday in a kilt. We have a 5 miler in my town. My wife insisted, that I wear the kilt. The experience went a million times better than I thought it would. I wore a 5 yard scottish national vicose/acetate and my x-marks tee shirt, and running shorts under (good advice thank you.) Before the race I had a couple of guys come up to me and identify themselves as Scots and I asked them where their kilts werewhich got a laugh. All along the race I heard people say "Go kilt guy" and "Nice kilt" which really helped keep me motivated. After the race a few guys came up to me and asked me what it was like running in the kilt, It was quite comfortable, just a little warm around the waist, the advice about a USA casual came to mind and I told them to check out Rocky. A visit to Rocky may be in my future as soon as I can convince my wife. Here are a couple of pictures.

In the beginning of the race with my daughter giving me a high five. The line is a shaft of light.

At the end of the race, I ran it in 40 minutes a new personal best!
Thanks for all of your help this was a great time. I may have to do this again. The Broad Street run is this weekend but they are calling for rain.
Last edited by millar; 10th May 06 at 05:38 PM.
Reason: moved the photos
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30th April 06, 03:02 PM
#8
Great story and pics. Thanks for sharing them!
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30th April 06, 03:30 PM
#9
 Originally Posted by millar
I ran my first race yesterday in a kilt. [...] All along the race I heard people say "Go kilt guy" and "Nice kilt" which really helped keep me motivated. [...] At the end of the race, I ran it in 40 minutes a new personal best!
Seems that this should go on that list of Top Reasons to Wear a Kilt, whoever maintains such a list: "Helps you be your personal best."
Great photos, thanks for sharing them. Looks like you had a lot of fun.
Regards,
Rex in Cincinnati.
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8th March 06, 08:01 PM
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I have played Soccer in my kilt and was very comfortable. and i didn't even get any complaints from spectators it was awesome.
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