The best travel towel I have found. I'm sure I've mentioned it before. The funny thing is, it's not even a travel towel, but it's better than any of the 'official' travel towels I have tried which you get at the fancy camping stores. And a lot cheaper. I bought a pack of them at a hardware store and then cut it into quarters. It functions well as a washcloth and for drying (because it is so absorbent as advertised).  And the towel itself dries well and quickly. It is best though to hang it somewhere in the sun and open air, such as  in the picture. The infomercials say they last 20 years, but my experience is they last 6-12 months with heavy usage. The wear results mostly from wringing it out to help the drying process.