Would this towel be suitable as a beach towel?
328379
Yes, the size advertised is accurate and it is much thicker than the average beach towell
328380
As stated in the top of the description:"MULTIPURPOSE USE - Large size offers full-coverage in the home bathroom, and doubles as a large beach towel."However, I'd love to know what you would consider to NOT be suitable as a beach towel. I believe we're allowed to take our towels wherever we want, even Homeland Security doesn't seem to care about towels yet.
1147425
Might be, it's soft enough but not very warm though. I use it as a table cloth. And the threads on the edges are easy to become loose.
419420
I imagine so. I would hand wash and air dry. I don't think it would do to well in a washer (not even on a gently cycle).
2082105
Depends on size of towels and how many. It would look nice for that though.
989336
The towel is the size of a normal beach towel. It is also very soft to the touch.
716073
Maybe...probably. If the unit is in a weather protected area (mostly NOT raining) it would be a nice way to warm towels. Here's the thing though (and has nothing to do with being outside or inside) you won't be able to load it with big towels. Regular sized bath towels are okay and even at that...only two at most. The warming function shuts off after about 30 mins so plan accordingly. I have been satisfied so far.
15523
I would not recommend the SportLite towel. It's absorbant, but totally not warm and fuzzy.
1006838
No. A big beach towel would not fit. It's perfect for a laptop and maybe 1-2 paperback books. I use mine for lunch and a hardback book.
374711
It's not a yoga towel. You could use it as a regular towel though. I would bring the hand towel to yoga just for sweat.
161177
No. It's very absorbent and relatively thin - especially when compared to a conventional towel. The surface does have some tooth to it though - it feels a little like a thick chamois cloth when it's dry. It is easy to wring it out and then if you hang it up it dries quickly.
1843454
it would fold up to take a little more room than a large beach towel..good luck and have a great trip
380219
I *think* so. We hung our beachtowels on it and I can't remember there being an issue with the rung being too narrow. The length of the beach towel will be more of an issue... the top rungs are OK but the lower rungs are best suited for shorter towels, obviously. That was more of an issue for us when hanging all our beach towels. Had to get creative to keep them from hitting the ground. :)
1619829
I have only tried the Turkish Peshtemal towel. I haven't regretted this purchase one bit. I take my towel with me whenever I travel to the beach or camping. I'm thinking of buying more of the same. Good luck in your decision making.
1135676
Yes. It will work. I will say there are better towels out there. Look at prana. This one is very slippery even when wet.
1364120
I would add,if you sew two together you have a much better towel for use. They do absorb well,not almost repel water like some of the new fancy ones. I would think the company might consider offering in two sizes .
1006837
Yes, but only for a personal beach bag. You could use the insert for cosmetics, and fit in a towel and a book on either side. Maybe a change of clothes in the bottom, but it would be a little tight.
1006836
It depends on what you're trying to carry to the beach, but I would think so. I use this as my work/computer bag. I fit an ancient (i.e., rather large) laptop in the center laptop pocket, with plenty of space for folders and other odds and ends. It stretches, so I've been able to carry oddly shaped items in it with ease. Since it's neoprene, it's pretty much water repellant, and very easy to clean. The straps are comfortable and are surprisingly not too slippery, so I can imagine it would be good for lugging things across a beach!