I have been looking into newer kilt designs lately, and one feature that keeps standing out is how much demand there is now for pocket kilts for men. Traditional kilts were never really designed with built-in storage, which is why sporrans handled essentials, but modern wearers seem to strongly prefer practical cargo pockets and hidden compartments for phones, wallets, keys, and daily tools. 
What makes this style interesting is that it keeps the classic freedom and bold look of a kilt while solving one of the biggest everyday inconveniences, lack of carrying space. In several men’s kilt communities, utility and pocket-based designs are often discussed as the most wearable option for casual outings, outdoor events, workshops, and active use because they combine movement with genuine convenience. 
I also noticed that buyers are paying closer attention now to where the pockets are placed, whether they are detachable, and if the stitching can actually support heavier items without sagging the apron. That seems to be the major difference between decorative pocket kilts and truly functional utility-grade versions.
So I wanted to ask everyone here:
Have any of you worn pocket kilts for men on a regular basis?
Do they feel noticeably more practical than standard kilts, and are cargo-pocket versions comfortable enough for all-day wear?
Would love to hear your recommendations, favorite styles, or any brands that actually get the pocket design right.