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A microfiber travel towel is almost a must when you're going on a trip. They dry quickly, have high absorbency, and are lightweight. This means a microfiber travel towel doesn't take up much space in your suitcase, and since they dry faster, you avoid putting a wet towel in your travel bag.
There are many good reasons to prefer a microfiber travel towel over a cotton travel towel. This applies whether you're on a package holiday or a backpacking trip, as it meets most needs you might have on your journey.
Many have probably tried taking a cotton towel to the beach, and it's immediately filled with sand. Especially when you get out of the water, dry off with it for the first time, and then lay it on the sand. Suddenly, it's quite uncomfortable to dry off with it, as the sand in the fabric scratches against the skin and sticks.
Moreover, it will be wet for most of the day, and if it's soaked with saltwater, it might not even dry overnight. If you're a backpacker and take a quick dip in the water, dry off with a regular towel and put it in your bag, you'll soon find it starts to smell.
You can avoid all these problems with microfiber travel towels, not least because of their fantastic properties:
Although a microfiber travel towel is unique in many ways, it's still recommended to dry off with a cotton towel when you're done in the water. In that regard, they just work best. It's therefore best to use a microfiber travel towel for those times when you just need to quickly get most of the water off your skin.
A microfiber travel towel is a great supplement to the classic cotton travel towel. You won't get completely dry in the same way as with a cotton towel, but you can be sure it dries faster, so it's ready to use again immediately. A cotton towel, on the other hand, will quickly become waterlogged and dry slower, which means it loses its ability to dry the skin effectively.
Normal cotton towels work by absorbing water from the skin into the fabric, where it holds onto it. That's why it can take a long time for a cotton towel to dry.
Microfiber travel towels, on the other hand, are made of polyester and polyamide, woven together with fibers thinner than a human hair. It's this special weaving that makes the towel much more quick-drying than traditional cotton towels. Essentially, a microfiber towel "brushes" the water off your skin, which means the fibers don't absorb the water into themselves but rather draw it to them.
For this reason, it's quick to shed water again. This is also because the material's fibers consist of synthetic materials that are naturally water-repellent. Therefore, it also collects more water droplets between the fabric fibers, which is also why it dries faster. However, this means that a microfiber travel towel won't absorb all the water in the same way a cotton travel towel would.
Most of the travel towels here on the site are made of durable materials, which means they are incredibly durable as travel towels. So if you're looking for something durable, microfiber travel towels are an obvious choice.
We have travel towels in different sizes, so you can find one that fits the needs you might have on your trip. Whether it's a travel towel measuring 160 x 80 cm from Watery or SummerSand or a 70 x 140 cm travel towel from Speedo.
Since even large microfiber travel towels don't take up much space - when rolled up - there's plenty of room to have several of them in your bag.
Most also come with their own pouch or with an elastic band you can tie around it, so it takes up as little space as possible. Otherwise, you can easily fit it into a swim net or a mesh bag. It couldn't be easier.
If you have kids on holiday, as a parent you might recognize that they jump in and out of the water in a flurry. Especially when the water play really gets them going. Here, a microfiber travel towel will be welcomed with open arms.
Since they both absorb water better and dry faster after use, you don't have to worry about having enough dry towels with you. Therefore, it also works incredibly well when you just need to quickly dry the skin off from water. However, it's recommended to have a high-quality cotton towel ready for when the kids are finally done with the water after a long and fun day.
On the other hand, if you're an avid sunbather who just needs to dip in the water occasionally to cool off, it can be a really good idea to have a microfiber travel towel with you. That way, you can dry off with it and instead use your cotton travel towel to lie on when sunbathing. This way, you avoid lying on a wet towel or having extra cotton travel towels with you.
Similarly, you can greatly benefit from a bath poncho, which is both quick-drying, lightweight, and allows you to have your hands free. That's why a bath poncho for kids is also fantastic for families with children.
If you want to get the maximum absorbency from your microfiber travel towels, we recommend washing them 1-2 times before using them. Since they're made of synthetic materials, they require different washing instructions than those for cotton towels. For example, they can't withstand high heat, which means they can't be boiled or tumble-dried at high temperatures.
To make it more manageable, you can list the washing instructions as follows:
Although these are the most general tips, different microfiber travel towels may have separate washing instructions. Therefore, we also recommend following them.
We have a wide range and a large selection of different microfiber travel towels, and we aim to only have them in the highest quality. And since we have a 100% price match, you're guaranteed the best quality at the best price.
So if you're unsure about which microfiber travel towel to choose, or if you have any other questions, don't hesitate to write or call us. Together, we'll find the travel towel that's just right for you.
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