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Ultralight Travel Towel - Large 120 x 60cm

Ultralight Travel Towel - Large 120 x 60cm

Ultralight Travel Towel Large folded into its mesh stuff sack

The full-size towel weighed in grams, not ounces.

Best For: Ultralight backpackers and gram-counting travelers who refuse to carry the silicone case.

  • Lightest-in-class - same nanofiber towel, no silicone case — just a mesh stuff sack
  • Absorbs 2.3× its weight in water - same absorbency as the NanoDry, no compromise
  • Powermesh stuff sack - airflow dries the towel while it's stowed
  • Side-release buckle hang loop - clip to a branch, shower hook, or backpack strap
  • Hypalon™ handle on the sack - clip the whole thing to a carabiner
  • Machine washable - wash with like colors, line dry

*120 × 60 cm full-body towel. Also available in Small (39 × 39 cm) for hand and face.


Ultralight Travel Towel hung on a backpack


Picture this: You're hiking the JMT. Every gram is debated. You want a real towel for the lake plunge after day 4, but you can't justify a silicone case. Enter this towel. Same nanofiber. Half the kit.

Designed for base weight. - The mesh sack adds almost nothing. The towel doesn't either.

For people whose pack list is a spreadsheet - Thru-hikers. Bikepackers. Trail runners. Climbers. Anyone who logs grams.

The old setup hurt - Pack a real towel; it stays wet. Pack a microfiber; it doesn't absorb. Pack nothing; you're wet for hours.

The new setup - Real absorbency in a sack that breathes. Dries on the pack while you walk.

Ultralight Travel Towel in use on a hike
Ultralight Travel Towel drying on a strap

REAL QUESTIONS FROM REAL TRAVELERS

"How is this different from the NanoDry?"
Same nanofiber towel. Different sack. The NanoDry uses a silicone case for wet/dry separation. This uses a powermesh sack that lets the towel breathe — lighter, packs smaller, but doesn't isolate wet from dry.

"Will it dry me off?"
Yes. 2.3× its own weight in water — the same nanofiber as the NanoDry. Plenty for a full body wipe.

"Can I store it wet?"
Briefly — the mesh sack breathes, so a damp towel will keep drying. For prolonged storage in a packed bag, expect some dampness against neighboring items. The NanoDry is the option if you need wet/dry separation.

"Will the carabiner attach to my pack?"
The sack has a Hypalon™ handle that clips to any carabiner. Bring your own carabiner — or pair it with a BetaLock™.

"What if something tears?"
Matador repairs everything — in warranty or out. They fix it and send it back.

"Is the towel machine washable?"
Yes. Wash with like colors, line dry.



ABOUT MATADOR

Matador - Designed by Travelers for Travelers

Matador® - Designed in Boulder, CO
Started in 2014 by two designers tired of travel gear that didn't work. They build equipment that solves problems you didn't know you had.

THE NUMBERS

Dimensions (unfolded) 120 × 60 cm (47 × 24 in) - full-body towel
Absorbency 2.3× its own weight in water - same nanofiber as the NanoDry
Stuff sack Ultralight powermesh
Hypalon™ handle for carabiner attachment
Towel features Side-release buckle hang loop
Machine washable
Designed for Ultralight base weight — thru-hikers, bikepackers, gram counters
Trust Free in-house repair program, in warranty or out
Ultralight Travel Towel folded inside its mesh stuff sack

Everything You Need to Stay Light

  • 1× Ultralight Travel Towel - Large - 120 × 60 cm nanofiber towel
  • 1× Powermesh stuff sack - Hypalon™ handle for clipping
  • Pairs naturally with the BetaLock™ for clipping the sack to a daypack strap

Built to last, and backed if it doesn't.
Matador repairs its gear in-house — in warranty or out. They fix it and send it back.

Real towel. Almost no weight.

$15.74

Original: $44.97

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Ultralight Travel Towel - Large 120 x 60cm

$44.97

$15.74

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Ultralight Travel Towel - Large 120 x 60cm

Ultralight Travel Towel Large folded into its mesh stuff sack

The full-size towel weighed in grams, not ounces.

Best For: Ultralight backpackers and gram-counting travelers who refuse to carry the silicone case.

  • Lightest-in-class - same nanofiber towel, no silicone case — just a mesh stuff sack
  • Absorbs 2.3× its weight in water - same absorbency as the NanoDry, no compromise
  • Powermesh stuff sack - airflow dries the towel while it's stowed
  • Side-release buckle hang loop - clip to a branch, shower hook, or backpack strap
  • Hypalon™ handle on the sack - clip the whole thing to a carabiner
  • Machine washable - wash with like colors, line dry

*120 × 60 cm full-body towel. Also available in Small (39 × 39 cm) for hand and face.


Ultralight Travel Towel hung on a backpack


Picture this: You're hiking the JMT. Every gram is debated. You want a real towel for the lake plunge after day 4, but you can't justify a silicone case. Enter this towel. Same nanofiber. Half the kit.

Designed for base weight. - The mesh sack adds almost nothing. The towel doesn't either.

For people whose pack list is a spreadsheet - Thru-hikers. Bikepackers. Trail runners. Climbers. Anyone who logs grams.

The old setup hurt - Pack a real towel; it stays wet. Pack a microfiber; it doesn't absorb. Pack nothing; you're wet for hours.

The new setup - Real absorbency in a sack that breathes. Dries on the pack while you walk.

Ultralight Travel Towel in use on a hike
Ultralight Travel Towel drying on a strap

REAL QUESTIONS FROM REAL TRAVELERS

"How is this different from the NanoDry?"
Same nanofiber towel. Different sack. The NanoDry uses a silicone case for wet/dry separation. This uses a powermesh sack that lets the towel breathe — lighter, packs smaller, but doesn't isolate wet from dry.

"Will it dry me off?"
Yes. 2.3× its own weight in water — the same nanofiber as the NanoDry. Plenty for a full body wipe.

"Can I store it wet?"
Briefly — the mesh sack breathes, so a damp towel will keep drying. For prolonged storage in a packed bag, expect some dampness against neighboring items. The NanoDry is the option if you need wet/dry separation.

"Will the carabiner attach to my pack?"
The sack has a Hypalon™ handle that clips to any carabiner. Bring your own carabiner — or pair it with a BetaLock™.

"What if something tears?"
Matador repairs everything — in warranty or out. They fix it and send it back.

"Is the towel machine washable?"
Yes. Wash with like colors, line dry.



ABOUT MATADOR

Matador - Designed by Travelers for Travelers

Matador® - Designed in Boulder, CO
Started in 2014 by two designers tired of travel gear that didn't work. They build equipment that solves problems you didn't know you had.

THE NUMBERS

Dimensions (unfolded) 120 × 60 cm (47 × 24 in) - full-body towel
Absorbency 2.3× its own weight in water - same nanofiber as the NanoDry
Stuff sack Ultralight powermesh
Hypalon™ handle for carabiner attachment
Towel features Side-release buckle hang loop
Machine washable
Designed for Ultralight base weight — thru-hikers, bikepackers, gram counters
Trust Free in-house repair program, in warranty or out
Ultralight Travel Towel folded inside its mesh stuff sack

Everything You Need to Stay Light

  • 1× Ultralight Travel Towel - Large - 120 × 60 cm nanofiber towel
  • 1× Powermesh stuff sack - Hypalon™ handle for clipping
  • Pairs naturally with the BetaLock™ for clipping the sack to a daypack strap

Built to last, and backed if it doesn't.
Matador repairs its gear in-house — in warranty or out. They fix it and send it back.

Real towel. Almost no weight.

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Ultralight Travel Towel Large folded into its mesh stuff sack

The full-size towel weighed in grams, not ounces.

Best For: Ultralight backpackers and gram-counting travelers who refuse to carry the silicone case.

  • Lightest-in-class - same nanofiber towel, no silicone case — just a mesh stuff sack
  • Absorbs 2.3× its weight in water - same absorbency as the NanoDry, no compromise
  • Powermesh stuff sack - airflow dries the towel while it's stowed
  • Side-release buckle hang loop - clip to a branch, shower hook, or backpack strap
  • Hypalon™ handle on the sack - clip the whole thing to a carabiner
  • Machine washable - wash with like colors, line dry

*120 × 60 cm full-body towel. Also available in Small (39 × 39 cm) for hand and face.


Ultralight Travel Towel hung on a backpack


Picture this: You're hiking the JMT. Every gram is debated. You want a real towel for the lake plunge after day 4, but you can't justify a silicone case. Enter this towel. Same nanofiber. Half the kit.

Designed for base weight. - The mesh sack adds almost nothing. The towel doesn't either.

For people whose pack list is a spreadsheet - Thru-hikers. Bikepackers. Trail runners. Climbers. Anyone who logs grams.

The old setup hurt - Pack a real towel; it stays wet. Pack a microfiber; it doesn't absorb. Pack nothing; you're wet for hours.

The new setup - Real absorbency in a sack that breathes. Dries on the pack while you walk.

Ultralight Travel Towel in use on a hike
Ultralight Travel Towel drying on a strap

REAL QUESTIONS FROM REAL TRAVELERS

"How is this different from the NanoDry?"
Same nanofiber towel. Different sack. The NanoDry uses a silicone case for wet/dry separation. This uses a powermesh sack that lets the towel breathe — lighter, packs smaller, but doesn't isolate wet from dry.

"Will it dry me off?"
Yes. 2.3× its own weight in water — the same nanofiber as the NanoDry. Plenty for a full body wipe.

"Can I store it wet?"
Briefly — the mesh sack breathes, so a damp towel will keep drying. For prolonged storage in a packed bag, expect some dampness against neighboring items. The NanoDry is the option if you need wet/dry separation.

"Will the carabiner attach to my pack?"
The sack has a Hypalon™ handle that clips to any carabiner. Bring your own carabiner — or pair it with a BetaLock™.

"What if something tears?"
Matador repairs everything — in warranty or out. They fix it and send it back.

"Is the towel machine washable?"
Yes. Wash with like colors, line dry.



ABOUT MATADOR

Matador - Designed by Travelers for Travelers

Matador® - Designed in Boulder, CO
Started in 2014 by two designers tired of travel gear that didn't work. They build equipment that solves problems you didn't know you had.

THE NUMBERS

Dimensions (unfolded) 120 × 60 cm (47 × 24 in) - full-body towel
Absorbency 2.3× its own weight in water - same nanofiber as the NanoDry
Stuff sack Ultralight powermesh
Hypalon™ handle for carabiner attachment
Towel features Side-release buckle hang loop
Machine washable
Designed for Ultralight base weight — thru-hikers, bikepackers, gram counters
Trust Free in-house repair program, in warranty or out
Ultralight Travel Towel folded inside its mesh stuff sack

Everything You Need to Stay Light

  • 1× Ultralight Travel Towel - Large - 120 × 60 cm nanofiber towel
  • 1× Powermesh stuff sack - Hypalon™ handle for clipping
  • Pairs naturally with the BetaLock™ for clipping the sack to a daypack strap

Built to last, and backed if it doesn't.
Matador repairs its gear in-house — in warranty or out. They fix it and send it back.

Real towel. Almost no weight.