Who else loves the Micropak Ultra-Soft WW?

[Pennypacker]

So who else loves the Pakshak Micropak Ultra-Soft WW towel (the light blue one)? It's become one of my favorite towels. It's so wispy and light (and nice-looking, too). I bought it based off of SilverLexus' review in February...so thanks SilverLexus! http://autopia.org/forum/showthread.php?t=67860&page=1&pp=12&highlight=towel



It's a great towel for QD work, as a second towel for drying after a wash, or as a primary towel for drying after ONR/QEW. Because they're thin, they wring out easily. I'm thinking about getting the 25" x 36" to use as my first drying towel.

 

[SilverLexus]

I just received my second one. Super soft. More great products from a great vendor.



I've used it for QD work primarily.

 

[Pats300zx]

Its a great towel. Both the Pakshak WW and the Megs Water Magnet are my go to drying towels.

 

[imported_GMCloud27]

Yep, love it also!! Micropak makes some of the best towels IMHO and the WW is a definate "must-have" for anyone in need of a good MF. Glad you love it too!!



My ownly gripe is that it has caught twice while drying cars and didn't do too much damage to the towel but that's life :/

 

[ABS]

Ultra Soft is really good for drying... still can't decide which is better.. the usual 16"x24" drying towel or Ultra Soft... :nixweiss



But why for QD? it's not the plush type of towels like Ultra Plush. i'll think it's not plush enough to trap the dirt to prevent it from scratching the paint work? isn't it?

 

[Accumulator]

I'll give my $0.02 in a little while, just ordered a few of them. My previous softest-WWs )gray ones from MicroFiberTech) seem to be off the market so I decided to try these. There sure *is* a difference in the softness of WWs.