Oh dear - at least they say kilts are masculine

**Cavebear58** · 29th September 09, 05:25 AM

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**Splash_4** · 29th September 09, 05:52 AM

Shudders at the thought.

**Spc. Scott** · 29th September 09, 07:29 AM

Wear what suits you. I'll pass on this one.

**Santa Kona** · 29th September 09, 07:59 AM

Its not for me.

**Panache** · 29th September 09, 08:07 AM

While one observer makes a note about kilts, this article really has little to do with either modern or traditional kilts.

Moved to Off Topic

Though I sure that down in New Zealand Graham wonders if it time to finally pull out those green tights from the bottom of his closet and wear them.

Cheers

Jamie :ootd:

**WeaselMender** · 29th September 09, 08:47 AM

Inside waders.........sweat pants or microfleece have such a sad tendency to bunch uncomfortably and are hard to adjust otherwise worse than useless

Weasel :ootd:

**BEEDEE** · 29th September 09, 08:54 AM

Actaully - I'll admit to wearing something similar!!! My favorite outfit for night sailing in races is long polypropylene underwear under shorts!

Did not realize I was a fashion trendsetter!!

Brian

**dfmacliam** · 29th September 09, 10:35 AM

I have worn similar under clothing to help protect against leeches while doing ops in the swamp.. They do keep you warmer too.. But to be a modern day Robin Hood with green tights... Naaaaaaaaaaa

**Galician** · 29th September 09, 11:00 AM

Interesting responses. I can't help but think of how manly young studs in the Renaissance would wear hose in VERY bright colors (sometimes with even mixed colors on the same hose!) with nothing but a codpiece over them. No kilt at all!