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Yes of course it is . Typing whilst distracted , my apologies and thanks for the heads up .80x130 mm ? Is it not a handkerchief ?
His note says 80 CM x 130 CM, not MM.80x130 mm ? Is it not a handkerchief ?
He originally had it in mm, then edited to cm when he realized his mistake.His note says 80 CM x 130 CM, not MM.
For Australians only .
Aldi has brilliant hiking towels for sale at the moment . $14 odd for a reasonably lightweight, fast drying towel ,80cm x 130cm , compete with its own wrap strap .
I tried one out yesterday , it drys hairy old me very quickly and dries itself even faster .
Comes in a range of designer colours including grungy grey
Can't like this enough as it is so trueI'm up for any shopping tips for Aussies as so many gear posts are about stores in the UK, USA, Canada etc. Sizing is so different, and postage and returns so expensive, that I will only buy what I can try on, so recommendations for products in Australia are very welcome.
Why not spruik Aldi. Katmandu's prices for travel towels are outrageous. or you can get one in Spain at Sportzone (I think) for about 4 euro.Why are we spruiking Aldi products? Surely they can afford their own advertising.
Thank you. I love this idea and now have it in my planning notes!Though I am an Aussie, others might be interested in this. A towel tip I read many years ago on, this forum I think. I now carry a towel that I made of "baby muslin". Cut the muslin to whatever size you want - mine is a reasonable bath towel size and hem. It's light and dries superfast. The only disadvantage is that it can be cool in the winter.
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