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    I think temperature has a lot more to do with it than taste.

    Northern clime kilties relocated to the desert heat would change their minds about scrunch down hose in a hurry. Probably go to (gasp!) sandals out of practicality.

    Taking care of yourself in the heat is more important than fashion or style.

    Ron
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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt View Post
    I think temperature has a lot more to do with it than taste.

    Northern clime kilties relocated to the desert heat would change their minds about scrunch down hose in a hurry. Probably go to (gasp!) sandals out of practicality.

    Taking care of yourself in the heat is more important than fashion or style.

    Ron
    Aye Ron
    You may have a point there, however we do get up over 100 degrees F here in the summer and I still wear my hose up, when I wear hose, there is a shot of me at Fergus two years ago in sandals it was just that hot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Riverkilt View Post
    I think temperature has a lot more to do with it than taste.

    Northern clime kilties relocated to the desert heat would change their minds about scrunch down hose in a hurry. Probably go to (gasp!) sandals out of practicality.

    Taking care of yourself in the heat is more important than fashion or style.

    Ron
    Exactly, and here in Florida we have lots of humidity. I wear sandals with my kilt often because of this. Here's an example from last August (the afternoon started out hot then after leaving the NWC meeting it was raining):



    I own a pair of boots myself, but have felt the pair I own doesn't look good with a kilt at all. At least while I'm in the kilt as well. ;) I don't wear them very often and had originally purchased them for a Halloween costume because I thought they were kind of "costume like."

    I haven't owned a pair of hiking boots in a while, IMHO I do like that look with the hose scrunched down. Lately, I prefer to wear a lighter shoe when I go for a hike.
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