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28th September 05, 07:58 AM
#13
 Originally Posted by Jim H.
When I said I want it to withstand wear and tear, I didn't mean that I'm going to build my own house in it. I meant that I want a kilt I can move around in and not have to worry about it being torn or such. Sorry for any confusion. Is there anything that the workman's is better than at then the Original or does it just have more pockets/straps? Has anyone ever worn one and gotten that's a skirt not a kilt comments?
The segmented pockets are precicely why I prefer the workman's model. I find that when I have my original pockets (or mocker pockets for that matter) loaded I tend to spend time diging for what I want. In the workman's everything is nicely in it's own compartment.
As for durability, the only problem I have had with either is I have one tiny hole in one pocket of my first original (4 years old) that happened when I put an uncapped pen in the pocket and being so overloaded it poked through. The hole has not gotten bigger from wear or washing.
The workman's does have a little of the macho factor going.
However, I love my PK lined black denim too, and plan on getting another (blue) soon.
Adam
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