PakShak Waffle Weave Drying Towel. Wow.

[SilverLexus]

Got this yesterday. I have been using Pak drying towels but boy did they step up the quality even higher.



This is one thirsty, soft, well made towel. Completely blew my AutoGeek WW out of the water.



Highest recommendation. They are on sale too!

 

[imported_artronnie]

Yeah, it so so soft. I bought 7 of it. However, at first I doubt it due to it being so thin. But, when I put it to do its task, man, it "drink" the left-water like crazy. It makes my drying task a lot faster. Able to dry the whole car without ever wring it at once. 1 towel for the entire car (medium size).



Anyway, I just realize the advantage of its thin design, it is easier to wring (very helpful when you hand-washed it).



+1 for Pakshak WW Towel.

 

[imported_Detailing Technology]

I use the ultra soft. I bought a 6 pack last season, I'll probably get another this spring. Great product. Buy the 16x16 "window" waffle weaves from Pakshak also. I use them with FK1 425 on the insides of windows.



I used to use the Poorboyswaffle weaves, now they are my ONR towels.

 

[Mobilejay]

Thanks for the review. i have been needing some new towels.

 

[Setec Astronomy]

Got this yesterday. I have been using Pak drying towels but boy did they step up the quality even higher.



This is one thirsty, soft, well made towel. Completely blew my AutoGeek WW out of the water.



Highest recommendation. They are on sale too!

Which one are you talking about, the regular or the ultra-soft? They are both on sale.

 

[NSXTASY]

The ultra soft are outstanding. Ive washed some of mine probably almost 60-70 times and they are still going!



The Danase Water Devourers are also outstanding. However, I am still putting them through the paces.

 

[SilverLexus]

Which one are you talking about, the regular or the ultra-soft? They are both on sale.

I have both and both are terrific but I'm talking about the regular one here. Thicker and thirstier. :bigups

 

[Carbon Blue]

anyone got a link to purchase these from? thanks

 

[jb1]

anyone got a link to purchase these from? thanks

I have the website, I'm just not sure which ones you guys are referring to. Thanks.

 

[imported_artronnie]

'ultra-soft towel 25x36\" don\'t forget to ask for discount, yep...even for those on sale :chuckle:'

 

[LanceM]

yup i like these towels alot

 

[matrix_808]

Here's the link, they also have a bigger size. I have these also and they are GREAT towels. Absorb a lot and when you wipe it really feels like it is easy on the paint. I've tried the Meguiar's WW and it is very hard, when you wipe i just felt like i was doing more harm than good.



MICROPAK 16" x 27" Ultra-Soft Waffle Weave Micro Fiber Towel

 

[SilverLexus]

My review is in fact on the regular linked below, not UltraSoft ones (which are also nice):



MICROPAK 24" x 36" Waffle Weave Micro Fiber Towel

 

[wytstang]

I prefer the regular one over the Ultra soft, the regular WW just absorbed more for me.

 

[derekbmw]

i love both regular and ultra-soft...16x27 ultra soft is great for follow-up.

 

[SilverLexus]

I have also been using the Big Kahuna app and its terrific. Great for tires and applying interior dressings.

 

[imported_Detailing Technology]

Here are few super soft from Pakshak along with the smaller window towels. I have about 12 left.

 

[SilverLexus]

Nice collection.

 

[howareb]

This is the choice of dyring towels for a local hack car wash in my area. I told them about PakShak WW and this is what they showed me:

Warning: Have your volume turned down so Billy Mays does not startle you. :hm :soscared:

 

[detaildoc]

Darn it, you guys just made me order about $100 worth of his towels :bat. Those towels are a beauty and the reviews are all positive. The shipping rates suck though.