Lifeventure Recycled SoftFibre Travel Towel Compact, Lightweight Quick Dry Sports & Beach Towel, Sand Free Design, Giant

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Amazon QUICK DRYING & ABSORBENT. A lightweight, compact travel towel with a super-soft feel, it absorbs 9 times its own weight in water, but dries 8 times faster than a conventional towel MADE FROM 8.7 RECYCLED PLASTIC WATER BOTTLES. Not only are they soft, durable and absorbent, they're also fully recyclable. Weight: 203g, Dimensions (unpacked): 150 x 90cm ANTIBACTERIAL TREATMENT. Using Polygene permanent odour control, so you don't have to put up with nasty smells and can keep it going for longer between washes COMPACT & LIGHTWEIGHT. With elasticated hanging loop, so you can pack it away neatly and compactly. It's an ideal travel companion, no matter how far your adventure takes you SAND SHAKES OFF. The properties of the soft fibre material mean that sand will drop right off in a shake, meaning you can relax in comfort and pack up quickly, when on the beach

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QUICK DRYING & ABSORBENT. A lightweight, compact travel towel with a super-soft feel, it absorbs 9 times its own weight in water, but dries 8 times faster than a conventional towel MADE FROM 8.7 RECYCLED PLASTIC WATER BOTTLES. Not only are they soft, durable and absorbent, they're also fully recyclable. Weight: 203g, Dimensions (unpacked): 150 x 90cm ANTIBACTERIAL TREATMENT. Using Polygene permanent odour control, so you don't have to put up with nasty smells and can keep it going for longer between washes COMPACT & LIGHTWEIGHT. With elasticated hanging loop, so you can pack it away neatly and compactly. It's an ideal travel companion, no matter how far your adventure takes you SAND SHAKES OFF. The properties of the soft fibre material mean that sand will drop right off in a shake, meaning you can relax in comfort and pack up quickly, when on the beach


Product specifications

Brand Lifeventure
EAN
  • 5031863630542
Color
  • Navy
Size
  • Giant

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