JML Microfiber Bath Towel 2 Pack(30" x 60"), Oversized Thick Towels, Soft, Super Absorbent and Fast Drying, No Fading Multipurpose Use for Sports, Travel, Fitness, Yoga, 30 in 60 in, Grey Count

We absolutely love these towels. We bought them for our motorhome, where space is always at a premium. This are plenty large for a bath towel, and they are exceptionally soft. But because they dry so quickly, they can be placed out of the way very quickly - hours faster than the old terry cloth towels we had. The towels appear well made. They are thinner than our old towels but dry better. The only caveat is that you can’t wash these with other towels. These will grab all the lint from the terry cloth. But wash them separately, or with other microfiber towels, and they are great. I just wish this company made hand towels, too.

I’ve already purchased 5 sets of these micro towels , they are amazing ! Love how it absorbs when frying yourself and your hair.Thinking of using these as a gift for family and friends .

Finally soft towel that absorbs water! I was getting sick of towels just rubbing the water around on me I like patterns that I bought at the department stores but seem like nothing ever absorbed the water. Peace towels are very soft and immediately soak up the water! I'm very happy with them. They are thin and lightweight which is perfect for me I have washed them several times and they seem brand new after each wash. There's also a loop built in case you want to put them on a hook. I'm going to get rid of all of my designer and Costco towels and replace them with these.

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I absolutely love these towels. They are super soft & absorbent. Hands-down beat every fluffy towel I've ever used. Wrap one of these around you after your shower & soon you're good to go. That hasn't changed & the beautiful color hasn't faded after nearly constant use & multiple washings/dryings.

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Guys, do you know the microfiber rags that we use to clean our cars? Well that's what this is, albeit considerably bigger and MAYBE a little tighter and softer knit. I mean, I can get a tear-away roll of 50 of the big cleaning rags for $20-$25. These towels might be eight of those if they were weaved together, and the towels do have superior stitching on the ends of course (see the comparison pics of the rag vs. the towel). All I'm saying is that I can't really see a scenario where these two towels should be sold for $20. They should probably be half the price.All that over-pricing aside, I do like the actual concept of this microfiber bath towel. It is much lighter and thinner than a normal bath towel, but somehow seems to dry your body better. It also provides a lot of coverage for those with bigger bodies. I hope that these last awhile (I've had them for a few months), because I don't think I'd ever go back to a traditional bath towel. These suck up water, and because they're lighter and bigger, I find that they're just overall more convenient. Some complain about them not sliding across your skin like a normal towel, and I find this to be true, but I will also say that if you can figure the right amount of pressure when sliding it across your skin (especially on the back), it works better. It's just more efficient at soaking up water---actually drying you. And, if you're the type that just like to pack your own towels for a trip, these don't take up nearly the space of a big old plush bath towel, but I think they're just as comfortable. It all depends upon what you're looking for. For me, in the South, these are better.I would give these five stars if they weren't so overpriced, and the grey color is simply just drabby, but the towel will get you dry. That being said, if they prove to be as durable as they have been for the last three or four months, and the seller gets the price more in line with what I think they're worth, I might just buy them again without looking for better-priced microfiber bath towels elsewhere.

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