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24th February 06, 01:13 PM
#1
 Originally Posted by Jeremiah
I finally tried on my Sporran with a kilt in anticipation of going to an event kilted. I must say, that the presence of the sporran is kind of soothing. It is almost like wearing armor for your family jewels. It gives me an odd sense of comfort.
I do enjoy the sporran presence myself but I'm an on-the-thigh wearer. one reason is simple "bounce factor" when I'm walking, gets a bit anoying after 50 yards or so. and i think i'm used to going for side pockets to get stuff so it seems a bit more natural to me.
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24th February 06, 07:23 PM
#2
Well I'm going out with a sporran for the first time tonight...we'll see how it goes...should be an interesting experience....
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24th February 06, 09:30 PM
#3
 Originally Posted by ozmeath
I do enjoy the sporran presence myself but I'm an on-the-thigh wearer. one reason is simple "bounce factor" when I'm walking, gets a bit anoying after 50 yards or so. and i think i'm used to going for side pockets to get stuff so it seems a bit more natural to me.
I don't even notice the bounce factor. Of course, each time I take a step I get shooting, searing pain up my left leg so that kind of keeps my mind off almost everything else.
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24th February 06, 10:44 PM
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 Originally Posted by ozmeath
I do enjoy the sporran presence myself but I'm an on-the-thigh wearer. one reason is simple "bounce factor" when I'm walking, gets a bit anoying after 50 yards or so. and i think i'm used to going for side pockets to get stuff so it seems a bit more natural to me.
As I've stated elsewhere, I'm also an on-the-thigh wearer. The "bounce factor" is the primary reason, plus, having only a Freelander, with those 8" long tie cords whipping around, the bounce factor turns into the whip factor when I get moving!
I do tend to move it to the center when I sit, to take advantage of the sporran's convenient ability to protect one's modesty!
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