Introduction
Sport Kilt is a California based company that make a variety of kilts. This review will be a comparison of two of their products: The Original Sport Kilt and the Hiking Kilt. We also included a kilt-wearing FAQ at the end of the review.
Specifications
Original Sport Kilt
- Kilt Weight: 21.6 oz (613g)
- Kilt Length (men’s large): 22.5 in (57.2 cm)
- Kilt Length (women’s large):
- Kilt Fabric: Poly blend machine washable
- Made in the USA
Hiking Sport Kilt
- Kilt Weight: 11.2 oz (317 g)
- Kilt Length (men’s large):
- Kilt Length (women’s large): 18 in (45.7 cm)
- Kilt Fabric: microfiber
- Made in the USA
Features
Original Sport Kilt
- 64 personalized tartan selections in machine washable poly blend fabrics
- Designed for athletic use
- Options available: sewn down pleats, buckle straps, pockets, side fringe, and belt loops (sewn down pleats, pocket and buckle straps ordered)
- Secure Velcro closure waistband for adjustable and custom fit
- Elastic in waistband for comfort and flexibility during athletics
- Small sporran stash pocket in apron
- Poly blend fabric (not wool) for athletic and warm weather use
- 1-3 weeks delivery time
The Hiking Sport Kilt
- Four pattern options (evergreen ordered)
- Customized kilt length and sizing
- Designed for backpacking.
- Sewn down pleats standard
- Options available: buckle straps, pockets, belt loops, and custom lengths (pockets and buckle straps ordered)
- Secure Velcro closure waistband for adjustability and custom fit
- Elastic in waistband for comfort and flexibility during athletics
- Small sporran stash pocket in apron
- Microfiber for athletic, warm weather use, and quick drying, breathability
- Lightweight and cool compared with traditional wool kilts
- 1-3 weeks delivery time
Review Context
We tested the kilts on both male and female users in order to provide a more well-rounded review. In reviewing these kilts we asked ourselves these questions:
- How do these kilts compare to wearing shorts or long pants in terms of comfort and functionality?
- How well do kilts protect us from the usual hazards of outdoor travel—weather, brambles, insects, and so forth?
- How do these kilt models compare to each other with regards to the above?
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