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The best sand-free, super absorbent beach towel from Tesalate in our opinion. Great for the beach, of course, the pool, yoga and most importantly for traveling!
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Tesalate is an Australian company that makes compact and lightweight beach towels with 20,000+ reviews. I mean, it’s on their page, and I do agree.
We are going to split up Tesalate towel review in 5 different segments in correlation to the characteristics that we are going to cover, with the first one being…

Portability = 9/10

It might have just missed getting a 10 out of 10 since it can’t exactly fit in your pockets. ? I know, I know, towels don’t normally fit into pockets, yeah yeah. The one that we ordered, “In the Moment”, folded many times to be able to fit in a small bag or in your hand without being cumbersome whatsoever. You’ll even misplace it if you’re not careful. We also got a complimentary bag which makes it even easier to carry. Overall, we were impressed by its portability.

Feel= 5.5/10

Now, don’t get me wrong, I know once you see the rating here, you’ll probably start thinking that it feels like a paper bag but it doesn’t. This is purely on personal preference. There are beach towels that are thin and some that are on the thicker side. Not thick like your average bathroom towels, but a bit in between that, and the traditional thin beach towels. This one was more on the thin side is all. (I might be nitpicking at the moment)

Color saturation =10/10

Now, am I trying to make up for bashing the feel of the towel? No way, but I’ve gotta say. Very bright colors. It doesn’t look cheap whatsoever. Colors blend a little during the wash and rinse but seemed to remain the same after it dried.

Absorption =10/10

Dried like a boss! No need to wipe, just tap and voila! Water be gone!
Concerned reader: “Chraville, you make it sound too much like magic.” Well, you’ll see what we’re talking about after you’ve copped one for yourself. Wastes no time absorbing water and once you’ve seen it, you might just use it to replace your bathroom towel ?. “Superabsorbent” indeed.

Sand Resistance=10/10

Now, this is where the real magic happens. It doesn’t matter how much sand, even if you piled on sand on purpose (for some reason). It rolls right off when you take it up as if it’s not even sand. So, I can see why Tesalate’s towels are the most reviewed beach product ever, with many 5-star reviews.

It’s fit to be used in various ways such as for Yoga, for traveling and to bring by the pool. Overall, it’s a pretty good towel. I like it. A tad bit expensive for a towel, but I like it.

I recommend that you guys get Tesalate’s beach towel if you were skeptical about it being THAT good, or if you didn’t know about it in the first place. Feel free to share our Tesalate towel review if it helped you out in any way, and until next time.

Chraville

~Explore Our World~

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Tesalate Towel Review

The post Tesalate Towel Review appeared first on Chraville.

Tesalate is an Australian company that makes compact and lightweight beach towels with 20,000+ reviews. I mean, it’s on their page, and I do agree.
We are going to split up Tesalate towel review in 5 different segments in correlation to the characteristics that we are going to cover, with the first one being…

Portability = 9/10

It might have just missed getting a 10 out of 10 since it can’t exactly fit in your pockets. ? I know, I know, towels don’t normally fit into pockets, yeah yeah. The one that we ordered, “In the Moment”, folded many times to be able to fit in a small bag or in your hand without being cumbersome whatsoever. You’ll even misplace it if you’re not careful. We also got a complimentary bag which makes it even easier to carry. Overall, we were impressed by its portability.

Feel= 5.5/10

Now, don’t get me wrong, I know once you see the rating here, you’ll probably start thinking that it feels like a paper bag but it doesn’t. This is purely on personal preference. There are beach towels that are thin and some that are on the thicker side. Not thick like your average bathroom towels, but a bit in between that, and the traditional thin beach towels. This one was more on the thin side is all. (I might be nitpicking at the moment)

Color saturation =10/10

Now, am I trying to make up for bashing the feel of the towel? No way, but I’ve gotta say. Very bright colors. It doesn’t look cheap whatsoever. Colors blend a little during the wash and rinse but seemed to remain the same after it dried.

Absorption =10/10

Dried like a boss! No need to wipe, just tap and voila! Water be gone!
Concerned reader: “Chraville, you make it sound too much like magic.” Well, you’ll see what we’re talking about after you’ve copped one for yourself. Wastes no time absorbing water and once you’ve seen it, you might just use it to replace your bathroom towel ?. “Superabsorbent” indeed.

Sand Resistance=10/10

Now, this is where the real magic happens. It doesn’t matter how much sand, even if you piled on sand on purpose (for some reason). It rolls right off when you take it up as if it’s not even sand. So, I can see why Tesalate’s towels are the most reviewed beach product ever, with many 5-star reviews.

It’s fit to be used in various ways such as for Yoga, for traveling and to bring by the pool. Overall, it’s a pretty good towel. I like it. A tad bit expensive for a towel, but I like it.

I recommend that you guys get Tesalate’s beach towel if you were skeptical about it being THAT good, or if you didn’t know about it in the first place. Feel free to share our Tesalate towel review if it helped you out in any way, and until next time.

Chraville

~Explore Our World~

Cue Outro Music!

Tesalate Towel Review

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