What not to do in a kilt

[chasem]

I've never had any problems running whilst kilted. I was out throwing a frisbee after class one day and some of the others were terrible throws, and I spent a lot of time running after the frisbee. No big deal, the material moves around too much (while staying low) for anything to be noticed really.

[Andrew Green]

Oh no! That's the one where the old guy is regimental underneath? An online acquaintance sent that to me once, thinking it was funny... I think it scarred my eyes!

[Southern Breeze]

The one thing that no one, anytime or anyplace, cannot do in a kilt is this- be unattractive to the ladies.

[MacTavishOfJapan]

That video is awesome! Thanks!

[pbpersson]

I've never had any problems running whilst kilted. I was out throwing a frisbee after class one day and some of the others were terrible throws, and I spent a lot of time running after the frisbee. No big deal, the material moves around too much (while staying low) for anything to be noticed really.

Well, it was 8:00 at night and no one was really around....except for the drivers of the cars that were about to run me down....but I FELT rather exposed with my kilt flying up in the air so I didn't know.

[chasem]

just think of it as added air conditioning to help keep you cool when involved in physical activity ;)

[Schultz]

If you're running and it flies up, just smile.

I gave a lunch hour rush show for about one hundred people earlier this year when a VERY unexpected and VERY strong gust of wind quite literally had my kilt up to my armpits on the corner of Calvert and Lombard St. in Baltimore, one of the busiest intersections for both foot and car traffic at that time of day.

[SouthernScot]

I'd say..... anything that requires a lot of jumping or being on tall ladders and maybe rock climbing.

Not everything that requires a lot of jumping is bad....

I've played basketball and volleyball while kilted..... just don't dive head-first for the ball.

Scot

[Monkey@Arms]

Bee Keeping comes to mind, OUCH!

Cheers

Actually the UK website's photo section has several pics of a guy bee keeping in his UK. A Workman if I recall correctly.

Best regards,

Jake

[porrick]

What not to do in a kilt:

worry