Warrior Dash, PA!

**Geoff Withnell** · 9th July 11, 05:54 AM

Originally Posted by robthehiker

Three friends and i are ordering Stillwater thrifties for the Ontario run.

This may not be wise. I see that at least some of the pictures involve jumping over fires. Stillwater Thrifties are acrylic and are HIGHLY FLAMMABLE!

**robthehiker** · 9th July 11, 05:04 PM

Well that was amazing. A lot harder than I expected but such a fun day. The kilts were well received; there were quite a few of them and most were worn with the pleats at the back! I'm on my way home and the bag containing kilt and a few sundry items weighs maybe 30 pounds! I took a lot of mud home with me.

**robthehiker** · 30th July 11, 10:19 AM

Looking decidely unathletic

Looking decidedly unhygenic

**Father Bill** · 30th July 11, 03:41 PM

Good grief, man - you're likely washable, but of what material is the kilt made?

**robthehiker** · 30th July 11, 07:34 PM

Originally Posted by Father Bill

Good grief, man - you're likely washable, but of what material is the kilt made?

Acrylic. It's a Stillwater Economy and it's no worse for wear!

**FinsUp** · 31st July 11, 04:30 PM

I did the Warrior Dash in KC yesterday wearing a SWK Thrifty Black Watch. I had a blast and got a few compliments too1

**robthehiker** · 31st July 11, 04:36 PM

Originally Posted by FinsUp

I did the Warrior Dash in KC yesterday wearing a SWK Thrifty Black Watch. I had a blast and got a few compliments too1

It's certainly a good time! Were there many kilties? i saw a couple of dozen; most of whom had their pleats facing the rear!

**FinsUp** · 31st July 11, 06:30 PM

There were quite a few kilties running. One guy I was talking to waiting to get hosed off said he is a regular kilt wearer. I cant wait to run another one. Running the course with a stress fracture was not the most enjoyable thing I have ever done!