HOEAAS2 Pack Microfiber Camping Towels, Quick Dry Towel, Super Absorbent Ultra Compact Travel Towel Soft Lightweight Sports Towel for Sweat Fast Drying Towels for Pool,Gym,Hiking,Backpacking,Fitness

Excelente producto para viajar, secan super bien no pesan nada y de poco volumen. Se llevan en cualquier bolso de mano!

I purchased this item for a reusable hand towel for a trip overseas. The towels are soft, and lightweight. They come pre-packed in their own case, and are easy to fild and put away after use. Washes well without pilling.

These were a great buy. I purchased them to go in prize baskets for a golf tournament. The price was great for the two smaller towels and the size of each towel was actually bigger than I thought they'd be. I love the hook for clipping it onto a golf bag. The only thing I didn't really care for is that both towels came in one case. I wish they would have each had their own.

perfect sized for gym towel, dry very fast, soft micro fiber. Folds very small for space saving options

Love this product. Very lightweight and works well.

We have these in several colors for camping, quick drying, and when kids have towels on their packing list. Very functional in various circumstances.

The media could not be loaded. I wasn't sure which towel would be best for my needs (backpacking and lightweight), so I decided to buy 4 towels and compare them all.I will break down each towel as follows (I also made a video review that I uploaded on Amazon):Bogi: This came in at the lightest of the four at 4.2 ounces. It stated 40x20, but it actually measured 39x19. The stitching appears to be made well and includes a strap at one end that snaps. The bag it comes in is very lightweight with half of it being a very lightly made mesh netting and includes a carabiner. My main concern of the bag is it won't last in the long term, but it makes it lightweight. Can be found here: https://amzn.to/2SanUKP4Monster: This towel came in at the 2nd lightest at 5.0 ounces and also measured about 39x19. The towel includes a strap at one end that snaps and includes a soft shell case with air holes and zips up. The case is very durable and appears it will last quite a while.Can be found here: https://amzn.to/3n4zqFAHoeaas: This towel came in as the 3rd lightest weight at 5.6 ounces, HOWEVER, it comes with two towels (40x20 and 24x12). If you remove the smaller towel, it actually weighs the same as the Bogi at 4.2 ounces. For $2.00 more, you basically get the small (24x12) towel. These towels also have a strap at the end that snaps and the bag that is included is solid one one side with a light (could easily be torn) mesh netting on the other side. The bag buckles at the top, similarly to a waterproof bag that you may take on a kayak.Can be found here: https://amzn.to/30lOrJySheefly: These set of towels came in at the heaviest of the four at 9.5 ounces, but that is most likely due to the case it comes in as well as the large towel as bigger at 48x28. The small towel came in at 24x12. The towels are more or less similar to the other 4, however I did notice the small towel wasn't completely cut straight on the long side. The bag it comes in is a soft shell similar to the 4Monster, which zips up and has a carabiner clip.Can be found here: https://amzn.to/30nUHABAt the time (September 30, 2020) of this review each towel ranked in Amazon as follows:#2 - Bogi - $8.99#4 - 4 Monster - $10.99#8 - Hoeaas - $10.99 (comes with 2 towels)#152 - Sheefly (comes with 2 towels)CONCLUSION:Each towel more or less appears to be the same fabric, feel and look. Each one has a strap at the end that snaps. If you're looking for lightweight gear to take on a backpacking trip, then I would recommend the BOGI or the HOEAAS. If you're looking for a more durable bag, then I would go with the 4Monster or the Sheefly. Each seems to be reasonably priced, but time will tell.

I wish I had done more research first. They're made of polyester and I didn't initially think this was bad. But after just a modicum of research on the internet about polyester and how harmful it is, I don't really want to use it. A good old fashioned fluffy cotton towel works just fine and, while it may not dry as fast as a super thin layer of polyester, it doesn't need to for most applications. There's no need to reinvent the wheel... and then replace it with harmful, synthetic materials that poison our bodies and pollute the environment. That being said, if you're interested in how polyester can have several negative effects on the environment and human health, read the following:Microplastic pollutionPolyester can create microplastics that can't be filtered by sewage and water refineries, and can eventually end up in waterways.Water consumption and productionPolyester production is very water-intensive, and the wastewater can contain harmful chemicals that can pollute waterways and harm factory workers.Petroleum problemsPolyester is made from petroleum and fossil fuels, and demand for polyester contributes to the extraction and refining of millions of barrels of oil each year.Skin problemsPolyester is not breathable or hypoallergenic, and can cause skin problems like acne, dermatitis, itching, and redness. It can also increase the risk of rashes and irritation for people with sensitive skin. When exposed to heat, polyester releases antimony oxide, a known carcinogen that can be partially dissolved by sweat and absorbed by the skin. Antimony exposure can cause issues with the heart, lungs, and stomach, and can also irritate the eyes. Labs have detected antimony residues in 80–85% of polyester fibers. Polyester can also contain benzothiazole and benzotriazole. These chemicals can be absorbed by the skin and cause irritation. And some polyesters contain brominated flame retardants (BFRs). These chemicals are used to prevent fabrics from burning, but can be leached into sweat by the oil in the sweat. BFRs are linked to health issues such as thyroid disease, hormonal disruption, and neurological problems.SmellPolyester is also a good breeding ground for bacteria, which can cause sweat to smell. This is because polyester can absorb skin cells and oils, which can attract bacteria that cause odors.Polyester is also not biodegradable, and can take 20–200 years to decompose.Like I said, I didn't know all this until after I purchased and used so I won't be able to return it. But that doesn't mean I have to keep using it. Don't make my mistake. We live in a toxic world and it's highly advisable to do research on everything you eat, put into and onto your body.Good luck