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    Toe Shoes & Kilt?

    Would it be too casual to go kilted while wearing my vibrams?



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    EDIT: It would be mostly for camping.
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    Well...I wouldn't. I mean at all. I've seen these things and even tried some on. Not for me at all. Those actually match some work gloves that I have in my truck right now. I guess I just don't see the appeal.

    In all seriousness, I'd stick with hiking boots when kilted.
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    I must say, your subject line had me scratching my head...


    I didn't think Highland dancers went on pointe!!! However in all seriousness, on any given day, I will wear whatever doesn't make my feet hurt. Sometimes I ask Hamish just to avert his gaze, because I know it will be painful for him.

    P.S. When you say "Vibram" my snow boots come to mind, so I'm glad you included the picture.
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    You can wear whatever you want, but I can't imagine it looking good. If you are camping and there are no pretty ladies around then go for it.

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    Now i do own a couple of pairs, i dont mix them in with my kilt and if you think the toe shoe name threw you just a bit imagine what you would have thought if the OP had used their actual names... Vibram Five Fingers & Kilt?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Burly Brute View Post
    Would it be too casual to go kilted while wearing my vibrams?

    Thanks!

    Slainte,

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    EDIT: It would be mostly for camping.
    Yes.

    Regards

    Chas

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    Why not?

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    Hmmm...

    I would lean towards "If that footwear would be appropriate to the setting, then so would a kilt". I wear a kilt hiking, shopping, to work in a government social service agency, out to dinner, etc. For me, the kilt is the constant. It's the accessories (jacket type, sporran type, neck wear) that change to match the setting.

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    I wear my VFF's all the time. They are my go-to shoe if I am running, going to a theme park/zoo, whatever I do casual enough for shorts, I do in my VFF's.

    Never worn them when kilted. Probably never will... unless it's a UK and I'm camping... which, honestly, you are more likely to catch me going out in public naked than you will in a UK, I just don't care for their style.
    Last edited by Joshua; 4th February 11 at 07:50 AM.

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    I wouldn't. I saw a guy at the Loon Mt. Highland Games this fall with those on and until he got close up it just looked like he had extremely dirty feet.

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