[pct-l] Hiking Kilts

[Donna Saufley]

It’s good to have something other than your hiking clothes to wear in towns
so you’re not stuck wearing a tent tarp when you’re doing laundry, too.

 

L-Rod

 

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From: pct-l-bounces at backcountry.net [mailto:pct-l-bounces at backcountry.net]
On Behalf Of Eric Payne
Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2007 8:53 PM
To: pct-l at backcountry.net
Subject: Re: [pct-l] Hiking Kilts

 

I too am curious about wearing a kilt on the PCT. I switched to a Mountain
Hardwear kilt this year on the AT at Daleville, VA, and never looked back.
In the desert however, I plan on having my legs covered to avoid sunburn,
and help keep cool.  I am now considering wearing a long skirt made out of
lightweight polyster.  Surely I can find some white polyster with a sweet
design on it, cut the fabric to make a proper shape, and then add some
velcro to secure at the waist.  Perhaps some stitching down the side, and
have a long manskirt!  Infinitely more breathable than pants, more coverage
than a kilt, and damn stylish!  

However...I'm definitely worried about hitching while wearing a full-length
skirt.  Before I was planning on taking a pair of windpants along, but now
I'm hoping to leave them behind in leu of saving weight.  Perhaps they would
be a good idea to have something presentable to switch into for hitching
into town?  But man do I hate compromises for ideals I don't agree with! 

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