Have you ever worn a kilt before??

how many people asked if they could see if you wear wearing underwear???

have you ever worn underwear underneath it?? (if you have you have just now lost my respect lol)

did you have any accidental breezes exposing your balls and cock or ass??

which would you say is better???freeballing in a kilt, freeballing in sweats, or freeballing in basketball shorts??

how much was your kilt and where did you purchase it??

any accidental erections??

how many times have you worn it in public??

I have; it's exilirating!  lol.  Feels like you're walking around naked. . . awesome experience.

I myself have not, but I have heard it is the ultimate in freeballing...

the breeze is nice too with nothing below the kilt except your balls and cock blowing in the breeze....

I haven't, but i would LOVE to do that.

If it was acceptable i would wear a kilt ALWAYS and EVERYWHERE - but, sadly, it wouldn't be acceptable in the places i have to spend just about all my time.

I have two kilts, one Scottish and one Irish. But if i could wear them more, i'd get some ordinary ones for everyday wear - and ditch all my trousers (pants).

I would love to own a kilt.  I hear the feeling is incredible!!!

I was in Edinburgh last summer and bought a (very cheap) kilt so that i would have one that i could wear. Price was 25 GBP (about 29.75 Euros). Cheap because they are all made to one standard length of 24 inches (610mm) - but i'm tall so i have to wear the waistband at "hipster" level so that the hem comes down to my knees. And it's man-made fibre, so the material hangs a little more stiffly than natural fibre (wool). But it's fine for casual / fun wear.

Well, i haven't had the courage to wear it in public yet, but i have worn it around the house and outside in the garden and it is SO fantastic. Wearing a kilt the feeling of freedom is truly awesome, and it's incredible to feel absolutely no restriction in movement. I can't imagine EVER wanting to wear underwear with it.

Snowed heavily here one night at the beginning of December so i went out at 1.30am to take some pics in my garden and out in the street to take pictures of my house cos we rarely get thick snow here. Temperature was about -4C (about 25F) and i was wrapped up with a warm pullover, thermal woolly hat and thick socks, but wore the kilt just for fun. I went "regimental" (of course) and could feel the coolness of the air, but i didn't feel cold at all even though i was outside for about half an hour. Was a great experience.

Took a pic of my kilt too. Tartan is not Scottish - it's called "Heritage of Ireland.