Bear Kilts' Newest (and most important?) Kilt Accessory

**bear** · 12th April 05, 10:03 PM

This is the link to my newest kilt accessory, Body Glide.

A summer kilter's best friend.
http://bearkilts.com/bodyglide.html

**cavscout** · 13th April 05, 06:29 AM

is this the 1.3 oz stick or the 2.5 oz stick?

**Colin** · 13th April 05, 08:05 AM

ah, bodyglide..........Nothing like walking around the June Highland games in my PV kilt with a bit of bodyglide lending a helping hand. It pains me to watch all my kilted brothers walking around in 35 C heat in a wool tank, and without the knowledge that bodyglide saves thighs.

Pretty sure you could have sold cases of that stuff last year Bear.

**Jimmy Carbomb** · 13th April 05, 08:26 AM

I thought it was a PaintShop joke at first... and a dang good one at that! But, it's REAL?!

After careful consideration, there's GOT to be some other uses for that stuff!

Oh, to be in college again.

**Verlyn** · 13th April 05, 09:25 AM

For a lot of hikers and cyclists, that stuff is a staple. Haven't tried it yet, but I may have to.

**Macman** · 13th April 05, 09:44 AM

It's great for long runs - saves the nipples. I've never had any chafing from my kilt, though.

**Hal** · 13th April 05, 09:56 AM

Oh, It's real! I use it, as do several of my friends (all kilted - one actually runs, too!)

We refer to the 1.3 oz as the "Sporran Size"

Hal

**cavscout** · 13th April 05, 10:36 AM

How quick do you go thru the 1.3 oz stick. Is it worth going to the 2.5 oz if you won't need it daily?

**beerbecue** · 13th April 05, 10:49 AM

What the heck do you do with it????

**Verlyn** · 13th April 05, 10:55 AM

Its a "lube" to reduce chaffing and blisters. I would use it on the inner thighs and tops of my toes since those two areas are prone to chaffing/blisters.