Title Nine Scout Ripstop Skort – Absolutely Great for Everything

The Title Nine Scout Ripstop Skort is the most comfortable skort I’ve worn all season.

 

It’s the skort that’s like your favorite pajamas or jeans; so comfortable you just automatically reach for them to go walk the dog, run errands, or meet up with friends.

Title 9 Scout Ripstop Skort review

Constructed from 61 percent cotton, 34 percent nylon and 5 percent spandex Brash fabric, the Scout Ripstop Skort is soft and an upgrade from the usual sweat pant joggers. It also comes packed with pockets galore (7 to be exact, including an interior zippered one).

I can put my cell phone in one of the pockets and it doesn’t drag the skort down, thanks to the waistband that stays in place.

 

Since getting the Scout Riptstop Skort, I’ve noticed that I wear them most of the week. I love the elastic drawcord waist (no restrictive waistbands here), and how uncharacteristically soft the ripstop fabric is. It feels like it’s been washed several times to achieve that softness.

 

Key features:

• Midrise

• Slight high-low hem (14 ½” front, 16 ½” back length)

 

I absolutely love the Scout Ripstop Skort and wish it came in more colors.

 

It is my go-to skort for everything, and I recommend it especially to those who love pockets and find themselves in-between sizes (elastic waistbands work wonders).

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Kate Agathon

Dr. Of Stoke

Freelance writer, bicyclist, outdoor recreation enthusiast, social justice advocate, and mom to her furbaby, Utah the Adventure Dog.

 

A Colorado native, Kate considers the outdoors her mother ship. She brings her passion for bicycling, the environment, and issues of diversity to her writing. Her primary outdoor recreation activities are mountain biking, fat biking, snowshoeing, camping, peak bagging Colorado’s 14ers, road cycling, and Nordic skiing. After suffering two major knee injuries within four years, Kate hopes to return to alpine skiing next season.

 

Kate earned a bachelor’s degree in History from Colorado State University and later an MSEd and Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction from Purdue University. In addition to her education, Kate’s background serving on the Mayor’s Bicycle Advisory Committee and experience working for non-profits and bicycle sales well position her to bring depth and understanding to the complex changes currently taking place in the outdoor recreation industry.

We also heard she has a (slight) obsession for blue heelers.