The Sea to Summit Pocket Towel is an incredibly silky soft backpacking and camping towel, one of the nicest materials in all of the towels that I bought and tested. However, it’s pretty sticky against the skin, and the quality isn’t the best. On top of that, the Pocket Towel is not particularly outstanding in…
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The Matador NanoDry Trek Towel is the tiny counterpart to the popular Matador NanoDry Shower Towel. The main differences between the two are in dimensions, packed size, towel weight, absorbency and of course, price. Apart from these, the tiny Trek Towel is as high quality and feature-rich as the large Shower Towel, and can be…
The Sea to Summit AirLite Towel performs pretty well as a backpacking towel. It wrings out well, it dries quickly, has odor protection, is dirt repellent, and weighs only 69 grams / 2.4 ounces. However, after a few months of light usage, I found that the quality isn’t the best, and can be improved. This…
The PackTowl UltraLite is an extremely thirsty backpacking towel with an absorbency of a whopping 4.4 times, making it super easy to dry off with after a shower. It’s also velvety soft, thicker, bigger, and less sticky than most other backpacking towels, and is such a pleasure to use. At 3.2 ounces or 90 grams,…
The Matador NanoDry towel is an absolute beast as a backpacking towel, and even as a camping towel. The Matador NanoDry’s biggest appeal is its weight – Coming in at just 68 grams or 2.4 ounces, you’d be hard-pressed to find a more lightweight shower towel in the market. (I know I was.) And let’s…