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Re: Shorts in the pits?

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Originally Posted by Seth Mallory View Post
I have been a Safety Adviser for 10 years and never had a problem about shorts. For some people wearing pants in a warm environment is a serious safety hazard. I for one like to wear shorts even when it is below 60 degrees out. What bothers me most about this thread is that some people think shorts are bad but they have not mention skirts and dresses. This seems to be a double standard.
I don't think I can name even one of the girls on the team for the past 4 years at least that has worn a skirt or dress(I am ignoring the business/media group who don't do any work on the robot or in the pit area). The only exception is one of our team captains/operator that would wear a skirt about 3/4 thigh length but she wore leggings as well. When you are at a meeting or competition people seem to have the common sense to wear work clothing, a skirt or a dress isn't real something you work(in the context of being in a shop or pits) in. The thread is really less about shorts specifically and more the lack of full leg protection.
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