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**GMan** · 30th October 14, 05:21 PM

Greetings and welcome!

**Hawk** · 30th October 14, 05:31 PM

Welcome to the XMTS Community Labtech8@.

Ah, a buckeye I see......very close to, and within our Tribes homeland....

Used to live in the country outside of Dayton......

Hawk

**dougle** · 30th October 14, 05:49 PM

Hi welcome from Worcestershire England

**Dughlas mor** · 30th October 14, 07:31 PM

Welcome, Labtech, from a fellow [sometime, not often enough] archer.

**Nile** · 30th October 14, 08:28 PM

Well hello there, Labtech8 and welcome to X Marks. Your arrows have certainly found the the target with the kilted rabble here at X Marks. I started out with utility kilts myself before working may way into wearing more traditional kilts but, I still enjoy wearing utility style kilts occasionally.

I've spent a little time in western Ohio my self, especially in a little town called Put-In-Bay (as well as, Sandusky and Port Clinton).

Cheers,
Nile

**Grunthos** · 31st October 14, 12:31 PM

Welcome!

Originally Posted by labtech8

I've been wearing modern utilikilts since 2005. Slowly working into traditional modern kilts.

I'm in a similar situation. I've worn tartan kilts my entire life, but only once or twice a year on special occaisions. It wasn't until about 2 years ago, when I got a modern utility kilt in solid black, that I started seeing the kilt as clothing and not a costume, so to speak. I also got a solid grey one last year, and I've been wearing them on a regular basis. They just fit my sense of color and style fairly well.

More recently I felt the urge to expand a little, into visually-conservative tartan (like mostly black). I just this week got a Stillwater Kilts Nightstalker. See my thread at:

Originally Posted by Grunthos

I'm looking for a low-cost kilt in mostly-black tartan.

http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...31#post1261931

Perhaps that discussion may overlap with your interests.

So welcome and happy kilting!