Kilts...which ones are best for work wear?
On Wed, 08 Dec 2010 02:44:18 GMT, Doug White
wrote:
"Pete C." wrote in
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Gunner Asch wrote:
Or is the Utilikilt not tough enough?
Certainly coverage, potentially flammability. The additional leather
apron may negate some of those issues.
For myself, I do pretty much all TIG and don't care for third degree
sunburn, so I am always fully covered when welding.
They also make leather Utilikilts. VERY pricey, but REALLY nice.
The regular ones are made out of heavy cotton twill. Certainly as rugged
as a good denim.
And for "only" twenty five times the price of a good pair of jeans. (I
buy $10 pairs of Rustler jeans at BiMart and couldn't be happier.)
C'mon. There's the same amount of material in a Utilikilt as a pair of
jeans, yet they're ungodly expensive. That rankles me. Oh, I forgot.
They spend six more minutes to install half a dozen rivets and press
the pleats. I sure don't see the draw those things have to guys,
especially given the abuse they get from other guys when wearing them.
Enjoy your kilties, boys!
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