Kilt roller/carrier

**Paul** · 28th June 09, 04:36 PM

I;ve come accross a kilt carrier which seems to make your kilt very compact and you could easily put it in a regular suitcase or whatever for travelling.
I'm just warey of my kilt looking "crushed" with creases or out-of-line pleats after being in one of these for a while
Anyone own one or think the concept works?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...m=140319439263

**Kett** · 28th June 09, 04:53 PM

I really can't offer much of an opinion on that item, but this post has an interesting bag I'm considering -

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/k...344/index.html

Good luck.

**BEEDEE** · 28th June 09, 06:12 PM

I have one - use it when I travel. It will hold one tank or two casual kilts.

Brian

**goodrat** · 28th June 09, 07:48 PM

I own one as well, it works great, although with mine, there was a print-out saying that your kilt should not be left in it for an extended period of time ie. months, years. So using it for travel is ideal.

**walkerk** · 28th June 09, 08:39 PM

The nylon hose technique works very well. It's in the "Kilt-Related Tutorials" section.

As for wrinkles: doesn't every serious X-Marker travel with a steamer?

**Highlander31** · 29th June 09, 01:09 AM

Like walkerk, I use the roll method outlined in the tutorial section. My wife was more than willing to donate one of her stockings for such a noble cause.