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  1. #1
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    First of all, Welcome aboard! I've only been wearing my kilts for a few months and I'm 44.

    I've got three Stillwaters that I wear, and I think they're really nice, especially for the price. I don't have a traditional yet, so I can't make any comparisons to that, nor do I have a Sportkilt.

    The Stillwater kilts are really good for the person wanting a traditional look for a low price, and also a quick delivery. Someone who is knowledgable will be able to tell the difference, but most people can't. They can be a bit warm at higher temperatures, but they are pretty comfortable to wear. I've worn mine for hiking, festivals, and even to the office a few times.
    Last edited by davedove; 19th July 05 at 04:54 AM.
    We're fools whether we dance or not, so we might as well dance. - Japanese Proverb

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    bienvenu, failte, welcome and Stillwaters

    heya, mate. Welcome to kilted chaos.

    The stillwaters have served me well... I have an economy (don't bother), a standard (great value for the $$), and a heavyweight on order as well as a UK. The guys here are right: the Stillw. is a great intro kilt. and a good bargain. Don't get their eco. though. and remember that the Still is worn at the navel/waist rather than at the jeans beltline like the sports/UK kilts. When worn high it's hella, more comfy and looks better to boot.

    Check the reviews on the list for different kilts. There are quite a few favorites here; some fairly quick to come by and some that seem to take a while and a host of price ranges and materials. Lots of good info.

    be well, be cool, have fun,
    Scotty

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    Welcome to our addiction.
    [B]Paul Murray[/B]
    Kilted in Detroit! Now that's tough.... LOL

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    Fitz, welcome to the board.

    The Pittsburgh Kilt is a wonderful way to be introduced into kilts, and have something that's EXACTLY what you're looking for. Jeff will take your preferences in color, pockets, or whatever else... and make them with GREAT quality.

    For the regular-wearing kilt, I can HIGHLY recommend the StillWater Kilts' "Standard" and "Heavy" editions. They are without-a-doubt the best buy in kilts. The price is well worth the limited tartans.

    Utilikilts are unbelievably rugged in their construction, and are accepted in MANY different environments. The bikers, pubbers, festivals and everydayers are well-aware of the things... and like them. Besides their acceptance, they're also very useful to wear! The "Workman's" are unreal in their strength and uses.

    You can also request a kilt in the Swap section. Place your waist, hips and preferred length measurements there, and your preferences in material. I've unloaded more than a dozen kilts on this site... all for free. You just never know!;)
    Arise. Kill. Eat.

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