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    day out in the kilt

    So, going to a meet up in public with a group of friends, dare I brave the Cameron of Erracht kilt or play it safe with the khaki tactical kilt?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Charles Exton View Post
    So, going to a meet up in public with a group of friends, dare I brave the Cameron of Erracht kilt or play it safe with the khaki tactical kilt?
    I think you would do just fine in either.
    Geoff Withnell

    "My comrades, they did never yield, for courage knows no bounds."
    No longer subject to reveille US Marine.

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    the tactical kilt is standard for but i feel like mixing it up a little

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    I prefer a traditional tartan kilt when going out and about.
    "Everything is within walking distance if you've got the time"

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    I feel your pain, tonight I will be wearing me black utilikilt to my 45th high school reunion.
    Wayne Harper

    20 years in the Navy on nuclear submarines, 9 years underwater. You have to wonder why I am the way I am.

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    Though I have two, there is something be said for having only one - don't have to choose (sweet misery it is). Today's weather made it easy; the 16oz tank for the cold autumn air

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    I only have tartan kilts, so I am at a disadvantage with your choice. I feel you have considered the elements of the evening (ball room dancing compared to bull riding). Wear what works and you'll be fine.

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    as for this new guy, I like the look of the Tartan kilts... I tried one of the ones with outside pockets and such, I just didn't care for it, and once I got a good sporran, I found the need for pockets to diminish. In a year and a half I have only had one person to ask me what Tartan I was wearing.. so, I could pretty much wear any of them.. lol

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    i find trouser style pockets on utility kilts rather useful, saves having to rummage around a sporran for loose change

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    Quote Originally Posted by Charles Exton View Post
    i find trouser style pockets on utility kilts rather useful, saves having to rummage around a sporran for loose change
    Some years ago I decided to use a change purse or a coin tray. I don't have this issue anymore.

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