Is this towel slippery?
161173
No it's not slippery. Took it rafting down the Grand Canyon and it was great! It dried fast when used.
161174
No I did not find it slippery. It absorbed the water very well and dried very quickly. Great product....bought 3.
161175
It is not. Microfiber was absorbent and very useful while I was out in the elements. (Rain, snow, sea spray) Actually hiked and slipped dunking my lens (lightly) in the snow. Saved me from water marks on my lens and the rest of the photo shoot went well.
161176
I don't think it can be categorized as slippery. It is very smooth to the touch though. Very good to absorb water and easy to be folded into a small bag. It is more than double the size than I saw at the swim meet stand.
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.
1431645
No, I would not say it was slippery-its just that there is nothing to really anchor the arms and back of the throw so it stays in place. If you just gently sit on the couch with your legs planted of the floor--it might be ok. But if you get on your couch and curl up to read a book or have your dog up with you--it does not stay in place at all. I found it very frustrating and poorly designed to be advertised as Sure Fit.
80374
I think it is. I sweat a lot so a normal towel just doesn't cut it. I have a "yogitoes" towel as well but I much prefer the Manduka towel to the point that I no longer use the yogitoes towel and only keep it in case my Manduka towel is dirty. I haven't used the yogitoes towel for six months. I highly recommend the Manduka towel. It is light weight and drys quickly. If you sweat like I do, get the extra long version to get more water retention.
1833200
I've practiced both with and without a towel on this mat. Without a towel the mat becomes slippery with slight perspiration because the mat does not absorb moisture, which is mainly a problem for me during downward facing dog. Because of this, I usually place a towel on the mat after I've completed sun salutations when I'm warmed up. The towel provides traction for my hands and feet, and stays put on the mat. I've had different results with different brands of towels. Manduka's eQua mat towels have provided the best grip with this mat.
1703450
The fabric is more substantial then a microfiber dust cloth. It feels very soft on the skin. The underside has a grid of nubs that grip the mat so there is no sliding. It is the towel of choice for hot yoga classes.
72071
Unlikely, possibly you could have answered this yourself? Do your hands slip when you put them on a regular towel??
1833194
I don't use a towel. The mat is fine until it gets wet with sweat, then it gets very slippery, at least for me. I have been told by a friend that this improves over time with usage, that the mat requires a 'break in' period.
125985
i haven't noticed a problem with it being to slippery. although there is not much "grip" to it, i don't have a problem with that.
236556
No, this one doesn't go in water at all. However, the heat feels "moist" but it is not like a hot wet towel.
436939
The comforter is soft. Never noticed anything about it that could be termed as slippery. Has a sheen about it that may make it appear slick or slippery but is not indicative of the feel of the fabric. Hope this helps.
1833195
I am not practicing with a towel. I do not have too much trouble with slipping either. I had a little bit of trouble when it was new, but it just keeps getting better with every use.
641442
Sorry, I should have just said, "no" it is not slippery and shouldn't slip out of hand. :)
1433798
In the right (low) light, it might be hard to tell what color it really is, but I would say it's really purple. I wouldn't call it slippery, it's not like if you threw a sleeping bag over your bed, I've never had an issue with it sliding off the bed when just sleeping.
706134
I don't have an answer for the question. This towel was a gift to my daughter; she said she had washed the towel, but hasn't actually used it. She was very pleased with the quality of the towel.
1602124
Not at all, its almost like the "grip" isn't there, you can't see it or feel it but it works perfectly stopping slippage. Clean as you normally would.
171260
The back of mine is slick but the sides have good grip so I haven't had an issue with it slipping out of my hands or anything. :)
852460
No, but its not very grippy either. Like when I toss it on my bedspread which is a silky sort of polyester it doesn't slid off.