Hey Andrew,

I use a Sea2Summit TekTowel. It hasn't been walking with me yet; I
use it when I travel, which is every second week. It's a microfibre
towel, so it packs pretty small and dries quickly, but it is
textured so it *almost* feels like a normal towel. I have a large,
but they come both smaller and larger, from facecloth size up to
really big. It gets used for showering daily, and has been used for
laying on the beach, diving, and swimming in waterfalls and rivers
as well. I haven't had any problems with it, and it is certainly
one of the most useful things I've purchased in the last few months.

Cheers,
Andrea

--- In aushiker@..., "Andrew Priest" <andrew@...>
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>
> G'day
>
> Looking for a good bushwalking towel. One that I can use when I
ride to work
> to dry myself off after a shower. So it needs to have good
absorption
> characteristics, dry quickly and be reasonably small. Any
suggestions? Would
> like to know also why you are recommending xyz brand.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Andrew
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