This drying towel with a cutesy name almost looks closer to a throw rug than a simple hand cloth. The Mammoth features a massive 25 by 36 inches of coverage, and nearly half an inch of thickness.
The fibers come in a long pile suede, with 30 percent polyamide content for added absorption. The large size, however, can come at a disadvantage when the cloth fills up with water, becoming awkwardly heavy for some users. You’ll also want to run it through the wash once before use to strip it of potential lint.
This kit gets you a dozen bright blue cloths with medium coverage at 16 by 24 inches. The suede pile height is relatively short, so they’re more suited to scrubbing than fine detail work.
The microfiber composition is also 80 percent polyester, and leaves minimal lint upon use. Black satin stitching around the border ensures the cloth will retain its shape across many uses and washes.
