undergarments to wear while hiking kilted

[Kilted KT]

On my upcoming annual excursion into the wilds of northern massachusetts, I will be forced to abandon going regimental as I will be hiking with a great many 7th graders up very steep hills. The possibility of someone seeing up the kilt is nearly 100%.

What undergarments would you suggest be worn 'neath the kilt? it will be very hot, probably rain at least once. I know how bad cotton can be.

Any help would be great.

thanks.

[GMan]

Preferably black undergarments. Good luck you brave soul.

[mbhandy]

You might want to try:

http://www.rei.com/online/store/Sear...CLOTHING_TOC:N

any dark colour is less obvious and the micro fibers help chafing.
You can also check the local Wally*World they are only 6-7 USD.

MrBill

[Kilted KT]

rei is great...would shop their all the time if I could spend the money...

[Pour1Malt]

maist o the lads thot do Highland games (in Scotland)

wear black "bicycle" type shorts under... so when the kilt flees oop it doesnae "look" like underpants....

[Verlyn]

Underarmor. Great stuff, wicking and works like bicycle shorts without the pad. You have two colors to choose from: Black or white. On the trail, I'd go with black.

[Kilted KT]

that is what I was thinking about getting...

Those and one of those blackwatch kilts found on e-bay would be great. Just need to get on e-bay and no go completley nuts...

[Riverkilt]

For work, where an accidental exposure could be a messy situation, I wear loose fitting tartan boxer shorts from WalMart.

They're loose, so the comfort of the kilt isn't lost.

They're tartan, so should they be exposed its a Scottish look to compliment the kilt.

They're inexpensive and lightweight.

Ron

[MacConnachie]

Go for a bit of flair, I say, and try red silk boxers. That way, someone can suggest to the children that if they're looking your direction during a climb, and they see a flash of red, they're observing you much too closely, and the trail not closely enough...

[auld argonian]

I'd suggest looking at the web pages for Campmor and Sierra Trading post...notably Campmor. They always have "wicking" underwear on sale...I would expect that the problem with cotton is that it gets damp and hold the moisture near the skin...the wicking stuff is supposed to....well...wick it away.

Best

AA