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15th January 08, 05:28 PM
#9
On my last long-distance hike shorts turned out to be more practical. I've worn the kilt for over 5,000 backpacking miles, and I will again.
I'd never go rock climbing kilted, not even bouldering. Too much fabric to get in the way, and you can't fit a harness over it.
Snowboarding kilted is asking for trouble. Especially when you're a beginner like me and spend more time with your legs over your head!
While I have swum and bicycled in a kilt, I wouldn't do it again if I had other options. I only did them in a kilt because that's all I had on hand.
Andrew.
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