I've done the Kiltwalk before and although I have my own kilt I ended up buying a cheap £20 one from eBay as if it were to rain you could ruin an expensive one.

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By *adligeMan over a year ago

aberdeen

Use a cheap kilt from eBay even if it rains it does not get so heavy when wet as a proper kilt

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By *ampWithABrainWoman over a year ago

Glasgow

Try wedding attire places, they often have sales of old display stock etc that might do you particularly in late spring which might time well for you?

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By *oShrinkingVioletWoman over a year ago

the land of unicorns and fairytales

Honestly buy a fun kilt they’re much lighter and comfier to wear if it’s hot you’ll regret hiring one

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By *ampWithABrainWoman over a year ago

Glasgow

"Honestly buy a fun kilt they’re much lighter and comfier to wear if it’s hot you’ll regret hiring one "

Good point, you’d easily find one in one of the tourist merchandise shops

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By *am1ebMan over a year ago

Wishaw

"So I've signed up to to the kilt walk in work and I'm looking for recommendations for cheap kilts.

Sporrans too. Will need something to keep my stuff in

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Having done quite a few, take a back pack, a sporran rattling off you for 26 miles can be quite sore!!

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By *obertELeeMan over a year ago

Montrose

My first kilt was an ex hire one.It was in really good condition and I picked it up from a hire shop for £90. A good quality kilt made in Scotland and not a cheap one from Pakistan.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"So I've signed up to to the kilt walk in work and I'm looking for recommendations for cheap kilts.

Sporrans too. Will need something to keep my stuff in

Either Armstrongs in Edinburgh or one of the cheap tat shops for a pretendy one. They’re not bad just for cutting about in.

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By *hrisukbishareCouple over a year ago

Edinburgh

I got a fun LGBT rainbow 16th century style kilt. Great for swingers events.

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Lordy, that sounds horrific!

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By *amierebelMan over a year ago

Nae danger

Tartanweavingmill shop In Edinburgh though they have sales on atm on kilts and online has an extra 35 per cent off to

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Slaters

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

Ex hire purchase is the way to go. Usually good quality and a range of tartans. I bought one 25 years ago. I've worn it to dozens of matches all round the world and countless other hogmanays and boozy events. It's been saturated in beer constantly and slept in hundreds of times. Still going strong. Lol I have a nice one of my own tartan for weddings and more formal events. You won't go wrong with a good ex hire kilt, it'll be a friend for life. The cheap ones are shite, like everything else built cheap.

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By *izzymayWoman over a year ago

Glasgow

What should a big curvy lady wear for the kilt walk ?

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"What should a big curvy lady wear for the kilt walk ?

The times I’ve done it women were wearing gym leggings with tartan mini skirts

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By (user no longer on site) over a year ago

"So I've signed up to to the kilt walk in work and I'm looking for recommendations for cheap kilts.

Sporrans too. Will need something to keep my stuff in

Just another tip wear thin cycle shorts or something to cover your inner thigh, after 23 miles wearing a kilt can be uncomfortable

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