(Hopefully) Camping at Palo Duro Canyon soon!

**Bugbear** · 5th May 08, 12:13 PM

Hope all goes well, and you get to go to Caprock Canyon. I know what you mean about the pannick from unplanned trips.

**Alan H** · 5th May 08, 02:50 PM

I highly recommend Fraser and Kirkbrights remnants page, a long weekend, a warm iron, and a sewing machine...*grin*

**Riverkilt** · 5th May 08, 05:47 PM

I've worn USA Kilts casuals WITHOUT a belt and had no problem with the velcro. Only velcro problems I've had are if I don't get it perfectly matched and some of the hook side sticks out it'll pull the wool or other material off a sweater or loose fibered garment.

Don't forget the Body Glide!

Ron

**Tommie** · 5th May 08, 06:30 PM

Originally Posted by Jack Daw

Timberland is my favorite hiking boot, BTW.

Could'nt agree more.Ive tried probibly a couple of dozen different boots,but Timberland out does them all as for comfort and wear ability.
Just bought a new pair that will be doing a lot of hiking miles this summer.

Thinking of purchasing a SK in hunting for the same purpose.
Like the color as im not to fond of bright tartans,and this one looks good.

**Finn** · 6th May 08, 05:05 AM

I like my specific Doc Martens for almost any activity. They're pricey, though.
The velcro on my SK seems pretty good.
Tommy~ May I recommend the UK in Mossy Oak? I absolutely love mine. My SK is ACU camo and is very lightweight.

**Tommie** · 6th May 08, 05:46 AM

Funny you should mention that Finn,because I have that one on my list also.
Never bought a UK,so this might be my first one.

**Finn** · 6th May 08, 06:08 AM

Mossy Oak should keep you out of trouble in KY too! Most guys here don't know what to think of a kilt in their favorite hunting camo!
I have three UKs, with more on the Wishlist, so I'm biased. The Original model has good weight, but isn't as heavy as their Workman's. I want one of those for more intense outdoors-y stuff. Now, if I could get a Workman's in MO... 'Course I also want one in white to tiedye...

**Jack Daw** · 6th May 08, 06:41 AM

Originally Posted by Tommie

Could'nt agree more.Ive tried probibly a couple of dozen different boots,but Timberland out does them all as for comfort and wear ability.
Just bought a new pair that will be doing a lot of hiking miles this summer.

Thinking of purchasing a SK in hunting for the same purpose.
Like the color as im not to fond of bright tartans,and this one looks good.

Yup, so far it's the only boot that give my toes plenty of room. Other brands have pinched and even cut into my digits.