[pct-l] Hiking in a Sport Kilt?

[Craig Stanton]

Troll and Oblivious made it in sport kilts, and (much to Joe Anderson's disappointment) found that he had to wear something underneath to stop the chaffing. 

Hitching as a father/son pair might be easier anyway. If you're that worried I'd spend more time on getting the rest of your outfit looking good, tidy your hair, shave every few weeks, look nice rather than the normal hikertrash look that is a badge of honour on the trail but may scare away the little-old-ladies that would otherwise let you ride in their cars.

 
On Thursday, December 20, 2007, at 11:09AM, "Rick Ostheimer" <rick.ostheimer at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>I am planning to start in early to mid April at Campo wearing a kilt in 
>lieu of shorts.  I wore one on my AT thru and tried it out in cold 
>weather (about 20* and snow) in PA a couple weeks ago.  I'll have a long 
>underlayer bottom, probably lightweight smartwool as well as rain pants 
>for chilly nights.
>
>Anyone on this have experience wearing a kilt on the PCT?  Would it 
>affect my ability to hitch rides into town?
>
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