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    Question What kilt do you wear hiking?

    After reading over several different threads, I have been convinced that the best way to hike is in a kilt. However, I would like to have some input from some of you that have hiked in a kilt before. I would like to know what kind of kilt you wear on your outdoor adventures. I only hike in warm weather, so if you could refer to your experiences in that type of situation. Thanks for the input!

    Brice

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    I bought a Stillwater Black Watch Economy kilt specifically for hiking. I've been quite happy with it. So far it's only one I've tried.

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    I wear my Amerikilt. I don't like the acrylic of the Stillwater standards- they don't breathe well. I also don't wear my USAK since it's a reletively expensive kilt.
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    I also hike in my Amerikilt for the same reason as stated above.
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    What! We're supposed to wear a kilt when hiking? I wear my Freedom Kilt desert cam for the pockets (no bouncy sporran).
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    When I used to hike I did so in either a 13 or 16 ounce "tank". Besides good boots, I was wore two pair of socks (the inner pair to wick away sweat) and I always wore cotton boxer briefs. Top gear depended on the weather, but was usually a long-sleeve tee shirt, and a pull over of some kind in case it got chilly in the hills. Overnighters and long hikes (more than three days) were a different kettle of fish...

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    For warm weather I wear an AmeriKilt or a Sport Kilt Hiking model.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Larry124 View Post
    For warm weather I wear an AmeriKilt or a Sport Kilt Hiking model.
    Is the Sport Kilt hiking model the microfiber? If so, how do you like it?
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    I wear an X Kilt in made from tough "Predator" camo material (made by none other than the designer of the X Kilt- Alan H. himself!)

    With it I use a Stillwater Kilts Nylon Cargo/Night Stalker sporran and a nylon belt and sporran strap.

    They are all lightweight, durable, and comfortable when out hiking.

    Here is my outfit in action




    Oops! Wrong photo!


    I meant this one






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    Oh man, am I jonesing for a good hiking kilt now. There's an abundance of good hiking trails around here screaming to be hiked kilted.
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