Beach Swim Towels Quick Dry Large Compressed Durable Non Microfiber Packs in Your Pocket Super Absorbs Wickable Survival Bags Backpack Carry On 5oz 12 Pack Gift Box 36x60

These towels are awesome! They are the perfect size to take with you in any of your gear. I keep them in each backpack, emergency bag, vehicle, etc.... They are large when opened. We use them for camping, hotsprings, and for showering while away from home. They roll up very small, and fit inside everyone's "go bags". They wash up wonderfully, and dry quickly. You can wash them in the washer machine, or very easily hand wash them and hang them on your tent to dry in minutes while camping. I would buy these again and again. I have them in every size. They are super soft and absorbant. They feel like baby blankets. We all love them!

These are definitely giftable. I watch there Crazy Russisn Hacker and knew this was a great stocking stuffer, workmate gift.

Love it....just like the video on Facebook by the crazy Russian

These have both good and less than great aspects to it. The good, they are perfect for keeping in the car, bug out bag, etc. Anyplace you might want to have something like a towel on hand but don't want to use the space a big thick towel would take up. The not so great is it's not exactly as plush as they show in some of the photos. It's not bad, but some photos make it look like a thick beach towel. It's not quite that nice. But I still like them and they definitely have a use.

These towels are lightweight and take up very little space. They are good to keep in backpacks, purses and for emergency preparedness. This would have been a good item to have at the amusement park after you go on a water ride.

Almost nothing about these is similar to what it shows on the listing pictures. On the current top picture, on the right corner of the box, you show a guy with a towel around his neck. That’s a cotton towel as are the towels on the stool. But these compressed towels are not cotton. They are a form of rayon and are quite scratchy. They are also very thin. They are not super absorbent. Some of the pictures show colors of yellow and green. These are neither. They are black.They are compressed, and you need to soak them in water to unravel/pull them apart. None of this is in the listing.These are made in China. At the current price of ninety bucks that makes them $7.50 each. That’s crazy overpriced. They could not have cost more than a few pennies to make in China. Even twelve bucks for the box would be expensive.