They definitely have some good points. The fibers are long, but they aren't as dense as some of the more plush towels; they're thinner, more like the DF Towel hi-line towels. Those are still my favorite "go to" towels for wax removal, though; with longer fibers more widely spaced, they hold the most product before loading up, for me, anyhow.
The new Meg's towels are almost as good, though. They excel in softness and at clinginess, they hold a lot of product before loading up, they are oversized, and if you need some towels NOW you can get them at Pep's.
The older Ultimates are a short nap towel, best for QD work. Almost EVERY quality towel, in ALL the different styles, has a place... the operative word being QUALITY.
My towels are pretty evenly split, about 35% of them Excel's regulars, 35% short naps from Stoner's and Meguiar's, and the rest plush towels from Excel, DF, and Meguiar's. Almost 100% of my polish removal is done with Excel's regulars. Almost 100% of my QDing is with the short nap towels, and For wax removal it's split evenly among the DF, Excel, and Meg's quality towels. I'd like the DFs better if they were plush on both sides rather than plush/short.
Tom