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Microfibre towels

  • 27-02-2013 7:21pm
    #1
    G-Money
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    Just wondering where I can get some microfibre towels for use after a shower? I was in Penny's earlier and the only microfibre things they had were literally about the size of an A5 page/face cloth.


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  • #2
    huskerdu
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    I haven't tried this one, but this might be an idea. Their shop is in Ballyogan, if that is convenient to you,

    http://www.irishfit.eu/shop/swimming/accessories-and-training-tools/aqua-dry-swim-towel


  • #3
    jeffontour
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 930 ✭✭✭jeffontour


    Pennys defo do bigger ones, we have a couple from there. For the cost relative to those you will buy in an outdoors store it's hard to beat them really. Maybe not as long lasting but essentially disposable at the price.

    So other than trying another Pennys any of the outdoor shops will do them, just more expensive.


  • #4
    PaulieC
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    My sister got me some in Tesco at Christmas, The are about 90x45 inches in size and badged with some female Olympic athlete's name (can't remember which one).


  • #5
    spurscormac
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    jeffontour wrote: »
    Pennys defo do bigger ones, we have a couple from there. For the cost relative to those you will buy in an outdoors store it's hard to beat them really. Maybe not as long lasting but essentially disposable at the price.

    So other than trying another Pennys any of the outdoor shops will do them, just more expensive.

    I have a large micro-fibre one since 2005, still does the job, was ~€40 in an outdoor store at the time, so a fiver per year so far.
    If you can afford it, its worth the investment.


  • #6
    nerraw1111
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    I bought one in Great Outdoors 6 years ago and it's still in great condition. Not sure what I paid for it, around €30 or so, but great value.


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  • #7
    HeidiHeidi
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 30,029 ✭✭✭✭HeidiHeidi


    spurscormac wrote: »
    I have a large micro-fibre one since 2005, still does the job, was ~€40 in an outdoor store at the time, so a fiver per year so far.
    If you can afford it, its worth the investment.
    nerraw1111 wrote: »
    I bought one in Great Outdoors 6 years ago and it's still in great condition. Not sure what I paid for it, around €30 or so, but great value.

    Same as above posters - I'd definitely make the investment, the ones I got in Great Outdoors are only getting better with use! I was given a small cheaper-feeling (don't know where it was bought) handtowel-sized one and it's gone all hard and bally.


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