5 Pack Compressed Towels Tablets Disposable Bath Travel Towels 55''X27.5''

Will never travel without these again. If you’re a germaphobe and are a little skeeved about using other people’s towels, you need these! I took these with me to the beach so that I wouldn’t end up accidentally leaving the AirBnB’s towels at the beach. These came in so handy just to rinse off the sandand dry off so I didn’t get sand all over the rental car. These are surprisingly strong and absorbent as well. I even keep one in my car now. Two thumbs up! I promise you I won’t allow myself to be without these, EVER. Ten out of ten

Highly recommend it, I used it a lot in my vacation, I wet it and dry it first before I use it to dry myself at the beach, swimming pool or the hotel, very good size

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They are good for traveling and you’re in an area that you have time to open the package to wet it and let air dry prior to use. But it’s durable and did the job. I use them at a hotel

Large enough! Absorbs like nobodies business. Took them on vacay to Vegas and my friends loved them!

Love it for vacations! Convenient and absorbent.

Good quality nice it's OK. Thickness is nice and soft very adorable for it to be disposable, but I'm confused about why I have to wet it to open it up? To use it. It defeats the purpose of being a false advertisement for a towel. It's not a towel if i have to wet it first to use it how I'm suppose to dry off if the towel is wet?

Item as describe. Exceeded my expectations as far as packaging, quality and use.

These compressed towel tablets are one of those little things that turn out to be way more useful than expected. I picked them up for camping and ended up keeping a few in my glovebox, backpack, and travel kit.When dry, they’re compact and take up barely any space. Once you add a bit of water, they expand into a full-sized towel that’s soft and sturdy enough for a quick shower or even wiping down gear. I was impressed by the size when fully opened—more than enough for a full-body dry off.The fact that they’re made of 100% cotton with no added chemicals or fragrances makes them safe for sensitive skin, which is a big plus for me. They also don’t leave lint or disintegrate easily like some cheap disposable towels.This is one of those low-cost, high-practicality items that makes a ton of sense to have on hand—whether you’re traveling, camping, or just want a backup in your emergency kit. Highly recommended for their convenience, portability, and cleanliness.

Although they wouldn’t be my daily go to these are certainly nice for their intended use like traveling or camping. They are small and only weigh 80.5G each making them packable and storable. They absorb well and were easy to unfurl once they absorbed a little water. The initial instructions mentioned to soak in water then rinse it out, however, if I want a towel I want it to be dry… just use the dry puck and once it swells up gently separate it. Overall I have no issues and would recommend.

I ordered these towel pellets to put in my backpack for an interior camping trip I have coming up next month. Everything has to be in a backpack that I will be carrying on my back through the forest for 6 days.They come tightly compressed and weigh next to nothing. Perfect for tucking in the side pockets of my backpack.I did test one because I want to make sure before I leave that they will be useful. I have to admit, they are different.You need to moisten them in order for them to expand. Not soak them, just moisten them. They are a good size and feel like a very large paper towel. They claim to be biodegradable so the plan is that once I have used them for a day, I will dig a hole and bury them in the ground. I will not have time to allow them to dry before moving on.As far as drying myself off after going for a swim, they will definitely remove a bulk of the moisture but because they are already damp, they won't be able to completely dry me off. But that's okay. They will also double as a cooling down cloth as I make my way up and down the hills.I think these towels have a purpose. I don't think they will be valuable on a beach or after a bath but definitely great on the trails.Compact, portable and useful in certain conditions. 4 stars from me.

These compressed towel tablets are a convenient option to have on hand when traveling, camping, or in emergency situations. Once expanded, they’re surprisingly large and absorbent, more than I expected. However, they’re quite thin, more like oversized paper towels than traditional bath towels, and not something you’d want to rely on for everyday use at all. I honestly do not like how thin they are nor do I like the texture. I would much rather use an actual towel; however, if you are in an emergency I can see how this may be useful.One of my biggest gripes is the fact that you need to wet the towel to open it up, which is counterintuitive if your goal is to dry yourself... lol Unless you can wait for it to dry again before using it, that’s a pretty limiting factor. The material is soft, and while it can get the job done in a pinch, don’t expect plush comfort or full coverage, especially after it’s damp. At the end of the day, if you are able to wait it out for this towel to dry post-expansion, then it works just fine. It's not as comfortable as a real towel, but again, in an emergency, this will suffice.These are best suited for minimalist travel or backcountry hiking where space and weight are critical. Just don’t expect them to replace your regular towel. If you plan ahead and let it dry before use, it’s not bad. But for instant drying needs, you might want to look elsewhere.

This is a useful towel to pack into an emergency or camping kit, especially if you might need a towel and will have time to let it dry after expanding it. It comes compressed into a small puck and once you wet it it expands rapidly into a medium sized but thin towel.It dries quickly after getting wet. I hung it up damp and when I came back to it a couple of hours later it was bone dry. I wouldn't use it wrapped around myself because it’s small and thin so even if you cover yourself it’s still partially see through. It’s perfect for drying off after a campground shower.