Would this make a good towel to place over the sun deck on a boat for the kids to get in and out onto? i need something absorbent.
38623
I am very impressed with the absorbancy of this product. Also very compact and space is at a premium on a boat, so yes.
1966325
That's a personal choice, honestly. I found that it took a really long time to dry when we used it on a living room chair. Couldn't sit on it until the next day, but it wasn't outright soggy - just damp for a long time.
374708
No I took on vacation on the cruise to use on the beach and it was great !!! I love this towel !! I'm sure it would work for yoga but it's long .
1054615
Maybe a little, but if you leave it in the sun the water will definitely get warm. It's thin and meant to be very lightweight, so I wouldn't say insulation is it's primary purpose.
639473
It is a cloth outside with a super absorbant inside. Probably good for minor not major incidents.
2108829
Good questionThere preety strongBeing from long island I would have to say yes I think there strong enough for a sun shade on a sailboat under moderate wind conditions
1256465
I think so - It also holds a lot of water. Look for one thinner less water absorbent.
1352943
It depends upon your intended use. I bought them to clean windows, glass, and mirrors - for that purpose, they work great, and are as good as I've found (IMO, better than microfiber, etc... for that use).If you're looking for a towel that absorbs, I'd go with a good microfiber - search Amazon.
264869
It is a towel/blanket. Supposed to be pretty absorbant and dries quickly. That said, I've never used mine as a towel; I've only used it as a blanket that I bring with to yoga class. It is not a bathrobe--not sure why they would mention that?
1752006
I would say no. They are pretty stiff and too firm.more rubbery than spongey. Not absorbent at all. I don't use mine.
1794737
Not, this is a foam sheet. It would absorb water unless covered with something. It would probably dry out quickly.
1603911
Probably not a good idea. I imagine if it's wet, it's raining, or how are you going to use it? This product is designed to work with direct sunlight. So if it's just getting sprinkled wet occasionally that's probably not a problem, but a deluge of water? No.
893524
There are also very nice, open weave durable shade sails available. Would be cooler for your kennel, but not waterproof. That's what I have on my deck, and it's lovely.
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.
264865
Pool or beach towel. You can wrap up in it as a sarong at the beach or pool as well.
252677
I bought the large and it is about the size of a bath towel but not a bath sheet which is a SUPER SIZED bath towel. It is soft and very absorbent but is thinner than a normal bath towel. It will keep you covered. It would be good for the beach but probably not big enough to lay on.
94242
What a great idea! They towels should hold up in the water. I sometimes wet them and use to wipe down bathroom sink area. They don't shred or fall apart but then I don't leave them sitting in water, either. They are nice and large, when unfolded.