Pocket Towel - X-Large - Moonlight
DESCRIPTION
The Pocket Towel is the lightest and most compact towel from Sea To Summit that will still absorb three times its own weight in water.
The knit used is very light, making it soft and silky to touch, and super fast drying - just wring it out and use it again. Comes with its own ventilated neoprene storage case which can be hung from a pack to speed drying.
- Material: 100% recycled polyester
- Towel Dimensions:Â 75 x 150 cm
- Weight: 175 g
PROVENANCEÂ AND ETHICS
The origins of Sea To Summit began in 1983 in Perth, Western Australia - a time when lightweight, outdoor products were hard to find there. Roland Tyson, a keen climber and adventurer, began making his own gear on an antique sewing machine in his bedroom to meet these needs. In 1990, Australian mountaineer, Tim Macartney-Snape, approached Roland to make gear for his upcoming expedition – an audacious attempt to climb Mt Everest by beginning his ascent at sea level. Decades later, this spirit still defines the them: a company driven by design perfectionism that allows them to develop ingenious, functionally beautiful products with a “no worries” Australian attitude.
Original: $23.00
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Description
DESCRIPTION
The Pocket Towel is the lightest and most compact towel from Sea To Summit that will still absorb three times its own weight in water.
The knit used is very light, making it soft and silky to touch, and super fast drying - just wring it out and use it again. Comes with its own ventilated neoprene storage case which can be hung from a pack to speed drying.
- Material: 100% recycled polyester
- Towel Dimensions:Â 75 x 150 cm
- Weight: 175 g
PROVENANCEÂ AND ETHICS
The origins of Sea To Summit began in 1983 in Perth, Western Australia - a time when lightweight, outdoor products were hard to find there. Roland Tyson, a keen climber and adventurer, began making his own gear on an antique sewing machine in his bedroom to meet these needs. In 1990, Australian mountaineer, Tim Macartney-Snape, approached Roland to make gear for his upcoming expedition – an audacious attempt to climb Mt Everest by beginning his ascent at sea level. Decades later, this spirit still defines the them: a company driven by design perfectionism that allows them to develop ingenious, functionally beautiful products with a “no worries” Australian attitude.
