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1st April 15, 08:31 AM
#11
 Originally Posted by Dale-of-Cedars
If you can get the straps moved great, but on 2 of my 3 kilts I'm at maximum 'cinch' on the straps and it isn't quite enough, and in the long term I'm not absolutely sure which direction my waistline is headed.
So if you need a belt to help keep the kilt up, wear one; end of story. Practicality rules...
I'm in the same boat. My kilt straps are maxed, and I could use another inch or two tighter. The belt does help hold it up. At the risk of sounding like a woman, on a "fat day" the kilt fits better. If I've been good about my diet and getting more exercise, the kilt is a bit loose. It's also why I haven't purchased a more expensive kilt yet. My Sport Kilt can adjust a little with the velcro. I want a nice kilt, but since it is made specific to your size, I'm either going to stay where I'm at or get a little smaller...and, I don't have the money to drop on something expensive that will end up being too big in 3 months.
Maybe I should just go with a great kilt...the whole 9 yards. Then, I could gain or lose waist and I'd still have enough to work with.
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