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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiltman View Post
    A sporran is not necessary! Some of our members, the Wizard of BC, seldom wears one. While I like the look of one and have made many of them if you try to carry everything you believe you need in them they can get heavy and cause back problems.
    Pretty much just wallet and flask of whisky is all I carry - maybe I should get a smaller flask

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    How many pockets come on a standard waist coat, just the two I'd think? I will keep this in mind, could be an option for days a sporran would make a long day longer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Miles View Post
    Pretty much just wallet and flask of whisky is all I carry - maybe I should get a smaller flask
    The flask is just fine, it's the wallet that's too big.
    Past President, St. Andrew's Society of the Inland Northwest
    Member, Royal Scottish Country Dance Society
    Founding Member, Celtic Music Spokane
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    And here I was looking for some way for my back problems to be an excuse to wear a kilt!

    I have a ruptured disc that gave me extreme pain down my leg at one time. If I do too much lifting or bending it flairs up again. I avoided surgery and now hike (kilted). There's my excuse! I'm now looking for ways to strengthen muscles at my stomach and lower back.
    "The fun of a kilt is to walk, not to sit"

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