Moasis Beach Towel

The convenience of storing so small and the absorption it has is a winning combo! Perfect for my son's swim lessons. Only problem? I want to sew two together so I can be just as swaddled when I towel off after his lesson. It's comfy, absorbent, and way more than I expected!!

Please, Uncle Mo, bring us an XXL size for the curvy moms who need one too!

I work as an aquatic therapist. I am in and out of pools ALL day with clients. I have to dry off consistently to work with them for transfers, paperwork, KT taping, etc. This towel not only doesn't drip when wet but it dries so fast, there's basically no need to bring more than 1-2 towels for the whole day. I say 2 because I often have to swap suits so I put my wet suit in the 1st towel and in the Lil helper dry bag. I also used the towel to dry my hair and body. For my hair specifically, it did not cause frizz with my waves in my hair. Plus it has a really fun design and it so compact that no one even notices that I have a towel to start. Makes my packing for the day easier, lighter, and more efficient.

Really pleased with the towel - so far have used for swimming lessons and it's been a big hit. Warm, dry and a really big size so perfect for my five year old. Daughter loved the pattern too! Bought in conjunction with the dry bag which has been a game changer for swimming lessons. This is a really fabulous company - will support whenever I possibly can.

Design and quality and size is great

I’m usually not one for reviews. But I have a side hustle as a canoe instructor that camps out at lakes and rivers, so I was intrigued by a towel that folded up super small. Between my tent, sleeping gear, food and pfd, there’s not a lot of space in my go-bag.

When the towel came, I had doubts. It felt funny. It was thin. The pocket was a nice touch, and the snaps, but it’s not the fluffy towel I was expecting. But it does roll up smaller than a pop can, so whatever, I tossed it in my rucksack and headed out to lead some weekend training. While I always bring a towel, I don’t always find that I need one, so I honestly forgot about it. No one’s boat had tipped, I hadn’t tipped, splashing was kept to a minimum, mission success.
Until I failed to completely screw the lid of my Nalgene shut tightly before tossing it in the corner of my tent before falling asleep. Where my clothes were. I woke up the next morning to a large puddle and soaked clothing.

The towel, shockingly, was dry. I grumbled and cursed and proceeded to roll up my wet clothes in this impossibly thin towel, not really expecting much except maybe to blot some of the moisture out. And it worked. And the towel still felt pretty dry. With rolling and squeezing and unrolling and refilling, I got my clothes from soaked back to a damp level. And the towel still felt mostly dry. So I started using it to mop up the puddle. I was expecting it to feel wet and gross but it…didn’t. I rolled it all back up, tossed it in my rucksack, and made a mental note to apologize to Uncle Mo.

Uncle Mo, I’m sorry I doubted you.

Hopefully we can still be friends