Exoforma drying towel

[Don M]

I need a new drying towel, the one I have is smaller and seems to be worn out...I have to get it wet and wring it out like a chamois for it to work and it seems like I have to wring it out more and more often as I dry my cars and it's been leaving streaks of water behind. I have to wipe my cars more than I like to. It's an older no-name waffle weave towel, that's just not getting it anymore. It's about 14" X 14."

This exoforma towel keeps popping up in my FaceBook feed. It's 24" X 36" looks very plush and retails around $25. The video demo looks promising, but then again, it's FaceBook advertising and just about everything I see advertised on FB is not that great - product wise.

[COLOR=#929292][FONT=&amp]Would this be worth getting or should I look elsewhere?

[PaulMys]

Never heard of that one, Don. But why guess?

Myself, I would get a Griot's PFM and be done with it. Proven performance, and there are hundreds of Geeks that agree.

The Pure Freakin' Magic drying towel is aptly named......... :)

[Coatingsarecrack]

You can get a PFM for around same price which has been reviewed well


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[PaulMys]

You can get a PFM for around same price which has been reviewed well


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Even the larger ones (which can run $45) are worth it. You'll have them for years with proper care, and they will still work like new.

(I am on season 6 with my large PFM, and season 3 with the XL).

[Bill D]

PFM all the way

[Jayfro]

^^^what he said!^^^^


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[Eldorado2k]

Linking to a competitors website? Really?

[UncleDavy]

There are only two drying towels that anyone should consider, the Griots PFM and the Speed Master Notorius D.R.Y. Wait until there is a sale on Autogeek or accumulate enough points for a free one.

[Coatingsarecrack]

Looking at the link it is a twisted loop drying towel, same as Griots. I have not tried a twisted loop that has not performed well for me.


But as I said before, you can get a Griots for around the same price and they are tried and true.


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[fly07sti]

My biggest issue with that towel is they’re not listing the gsm. Might be a decent towel but if it’s only 500-700 gsm, it’s going to get saturated quickly

[01GreyStangGT]

There are only two drying towels that anyone should consider, the Griots PFM and the Speed Master Notorius D.R.Y. Wait until there is a sale on Autogeek or accumulate enough points for a free one.

I agree 100%.

[Don M]

Thanks to all who responded, I don't think I can wait until a sale though, my current towel is shot.

[Eldorado2k]

Looking at the link it is a twisted loop drying towel, same as Griots. I have not tried a twisted loop that has not performed well for me.


But as I said before, you can get a Griots for around the same price and they are tried and true.


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This couldn’t be further from the truth. I just bought a towel the looks like it should be great but in fact sucks. That’s what I get for thinking I scored a deal on Amazon. The towel is crap.

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[Eldorado2k]

Thanks to all who responded, I don't think I can wait until a sale though, my current towel is shot.

All this time on AG and your only drying towel is an old 14x14 waffle weave? And your 1st thought is to buy a towel elsewhere? Smh

[Don M]

All this time on AG and your only drying towel is an old 14x14 waffle weave? And your 1st thought is to buy a towel elsewhere? Smh

Not my first thought, just curious because it keeps popping up and reminded me I need a new, good one. My waffle weave was working ok up until a week or so ago.