Country: 104.239.143.217, North America, US

City: -98.3987 Texas, United States

It's a lot smaller then I thought but it sure does the job. The towel is very absorbant and soft. I use then when hiking and just stap them on my bag. They make for an excellent sweat towel. I've also used when swimming and use it when coming in and out of a pool to avoid getting my actual drying towel soaked. I know it's just a simple towel but try buying a towel of this material in any larger of a size. Heck even this size will cost you a bit. This is just a nice alternative and a decent price. Recommended.

I just heard Mr Horn on a radio program. He was so excited I think his socks were rolling up and down. You see, the AZ Dept of Transportation (ADOT) had just released a stationary highway camera shot showing what could be imagined to be a family of Bigfoot crossing the road with a tongue in cheek comment to that affect by ADOT in the caption below. The highway cam photo for the next day shows the the same configuration of stationary objects (rocks, tree stumps) - same positions, same locations, obviously not Bigfeet! So why would such a skilled researcher as Mr. Horn be so excited and talk of putting this on his website as though it were an actual Bigfoot siting? It took my meager research talents less than 60 seconds to figure out this little prank by ADOT. Be careful where you spend your money.

it adds a little protection, not as much as the rubber kind though. i like how it is a little easier to slip on and off. my one kind of complaint is that when I'm holding it with one had and trying to swipe the screen the case feels a little slippery and not very secure to hold on to.