Originally Posted by
turpin
I agree with Greg here. Unless you plan to spend all day outdoors at a low level of exertion (like the Great Uncle above in a WWI trench), the kilt, warm hos, and good trunk and head coverings should be more than sufficient. I walked about 2 miles at nite in Park City Utah, 8 degrees, calm air, and just got chilly at the knees. If you are in and out of stores, restaurants, etc. you should be fine. wort comes to worst, undies for the package and pull up the hose.
I know where Puffer's friend is heading, up into the Cascade Mountains, to a festival that is held out doors (& it is a low level exertion event). It's easy to say "Man up" but if your not use to wearing a kilt in the conditions offered up this time of year in our mountains, then I don't blame the gentleman for the desire to have some extra protection.
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