GEAR AID Micro-Terry Washcloth Kit for Travel, two cloths 10"x10", OD Green & Sand

A great item to throw into the suitcase when traveling. Sometimes you need one of these when the supplied washcloths just won't do.a neat trick when traveling. hand wash an item, rinse, then roll in this washcloth, it will take most of the water out and thus hang dry a bit quicker.and you can wring the water out of these pretty easy, and they will dry quickly. the supplied pouch and also hold other items.The micro-terry finish makes them feel pretty soft, much better than some of the hotel supplied ones we have encountered.The "tactical" part? Mmmm, you can use them to tactically wash with?

I haven't had some of the issues of this tearing apart in the washer as others have but I am still kind of disappointed with the quality of these. The bag is great as with all gear aid stuff and the texture and drying time of the cloths is great but you definitely have to be gentle with these as they are very thin and the border stitching is not very sturdy either. I haven't tried as I still use them but you could probably tear these with your bare hands. As a note though I usually swear by gear aid stuff but this one is just a bit of a miss for me.

This is a great towel that does what it advertises it does. It's quick dry, never develops a smell, drys well, and is super compact even though its a full sized towel. Well worth every penny. It's just one of those products that just work as its advertised to. Strongly recommend it.

I've used several brands of microfiber cloths and these top my list. They are very fast drying, even in high humidity. The tag can be used as a hanger and soap rinses out very easily. The bag is just a nice bonus. Makes a good hygene kit if you do not have much to put in it.The washcloth tends to "hang up" on my skin, but every other microfiber towel or chamois I've used has done this. If this puts you off, then I'd recommend sticking to a cotton washcloth.

I made the mistake of assuming these would be cotton but they're actually microfiber. That's OK but the real issue is they're very thin, almost bordering on gauze so I don't think they'll last too long and considering the price I expected a bit better quality. On the other hand being so thin they'll dry very quickly and I do like the colours.

One of the coolest fabrics I've ever seen. It feels and looks just like a standard cotton washcloth but it dries extremely fast. Just the right size for washing up on the trail or camping.

I like the looped texture of these microfiber wash cloths, which is gentle but just rough enough to work like a normal wash cloth. They are thin but not too flimsy and have a a hanging loop. Mine are slightly smaller than the 10x10" labeled size (9.25 to 9.5" on one side), and I wish they were an inch larger. One of mine also had 4 tiny pulls on it, which I cut off. They come in a very nice black zip pouch that's mesh on one side, nylon on the other, with an additional mesh-covered zip compartment on the front and a hanging strap that snaps on one end. A 1.25 oz bottle of biodegradable Smart Suds is included, labeled for cleaning hair, body, dishes, clothing, and gear. McNett's website says Smart Suds is also for the face, but the label cautions it's an eye irritant and to keep it away from your eyes.

Thought this would be something to take on my first overseas trip for a quick freshen-up. Complete waste of money. Go to a travel store or Amazon and purchase the 'just add water' washcloth "pills" instead. Maybe these are suitable for a man to take and use, but the carry bag wastes too much space, and what do you do with the dry washcloth if you put the wet one inside to dry out?

Nice face and was cloth. I motorcycle camp and often only bath from a small sink with facecloths. They seem suited for this purpose. Wet one last night and left it to dry in my bathroom. Was dry 8 hours later when I woke up. Looks good.

Included bag makes for quick and organized transport. The clothes are soft and fair sized. Good addition to a hiking/camping toiletries kit.