Kilt Kit Garmet Bag

**super8mm** · 2nd March 14, 10:00 PM

That is what I was looking for Riverkilt, when to host a tent at the games I carry at least 2 kilts a Argyll Jackes and Vest, then a couple shirts.

looks like this may be the ticket for me

**bdkilted** · 3rd March 14, 06:00 PM

I agree with Ron. I have one carry a kilt, my wife's kilted skirt and my Argyle jacket and vest, along with all of the accessories. If you mention you are a convener, he will likely donate something back to your clan society too. Mr. Austin is a good guy (but then you would expect that from a Keith).

**super8mm** · 3rd March 14, 08:59 PM

Thanks B.D. I will order one next month, this month was USA Kilts that got my money, had to replace a shirt that a run a way peice of ham ruined at Salado last year and you know you cant just order one thing

I am not officially a Convener yet I dont think but I might have to host a tent at Arlington this year too as David has been spending a lot of time overseas but I do plan on doing Salado again

**Steve Ashton** · 3rd March 14, 10:04 PM

My go-to luggage is a SkyRoll.

http://www.skyroll.com/skyroll-on-wheels/

**Spartan Tartan** · 4th March 14, 03:31 AM

I am with Steve on the SkyRoll. Another member reviewed it awhile back, ForresterModern. For travel, it is perfect--small, compact and able to hold a lot...and fits as a carry-on most airlines.

**11FL 6199KM Away** · 10th March 14, 10:57 PM

I'm assuming that the kilt kit bag is cloth so it would help deal the rotten moths?

**Zardoz** · 16th March 14, 05:34 PM

I've been running a Kilt Kit for about 6 years. As somebody who usually carries only kilts and their accessories on trips, I've been very pleased with the system.