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17th August 05, 03:03 AM
#19
 Originally Posted by arrogcow
Basically the difference between pants and a kilt is the same as mittens vs gloves. A kilt gives you a pocket of warm air around your body. One day last winter I had to park about 1/2 mile away from home due to snow. I hiked home, then back to the car (I had forgotten a 4 pack of Guiness) and then home again. I was wearing a lined Pittsburgh Kilt, kilt hose, and a calf length cashmire coat, and a ball cap. Temp was 7F plus what ever the wind chill factor was. No problems.
Actually I have found the worst time to wear a kilt is when it is windy, raining and the temp is about 40F. It has to be a combo of all three, but that is chilly.
Adam
forgot the Guinness???
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