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We got ours from Aldi and they are OK - like mst towels they probably need a couple of good washes before they are at their best.

Do not use fabric conditioner or washing powder with fabric conditioner in it - they don't seem to like the stuff

 Aldi still have some in stock. Also found some in a £1 shop in Warrington. not tried them yet though.

I am currently changing all my camping towels to microfibre.   Take up a lot less roon and dry quickly.
I have some from Lidl and they are fine.  

This summer when my family took the kids away I sent some microfibre towels, and explained to mum about patting rather than rubbing.  Even mum was impressed about how quick it was to get them dry. 

Yes they are. I have a couple - bought from ebay. I use them at home too especially for wrapping wet hair.   Men don't seem to like them though because you have to blot rather than rub yourself dry.

Ann

These work great!! not the cheap ones of the bunch, but well  worth the money if its a light weight and easy quick drying time  travel towel your after.... 

score 10/10 from me..

Try a flannel!!  

Serious dry yourself with a flannel first, wringing it out when necessary and then use your towel. The towel will then last all week and be dry each time you use it. Best tip I have got from this site! Try it out at home first.

Microfibre are ok but you can't beat a nice big towel to keep you warm!!