Chemical Guys MIC_1021 Cloud 9 Extra Large Microfiber Drying Towel with Silk Banding (51 in. x 31 in.)

I bought this towel after watching the sellers video and right off the top I can say that the towel is good and does what it is advertised to do. . .almost. One towel will probably dry a midsize car as advertised but if you own a full size luxury sedan it will take more than one towel to dry the entire car. That being said it is soft, easy on the paint surface and moves the water off the car very well.

Great for auto detailing and for your wife's curly hair.I originally purchased these for drying cars without scratching, but my wife hijacked a couple of them for use with her curly hair. Apparently "patting" long curly hair with a microfiber is better than drying it traditionally.These towels are great for both tasks.The undisputed value leader in microfibers is the Kirkland brand at Costco - they're about 60 cents each for 12x12 towels and are almost disposable. However if you're looking for larger towels or better quality, chemical guys' towels are pretty damn good. I've used these, the "sasquatch" and a few other of their towels and they've all performed very well for over 2 years of use. I wash them with just a bit of non scented detergent - if you use too much it will not rinse properly - and occasionally with vinegar.

Very disappointed. I thought it would be super plush, but it is about the same thickness as my generic microfiber towels I buy in the 48 pack (maybe a little thicker, but not much). I also presumed it would be bigger. I know the dimensions are in the description, but I didn't break out the tape measure to lay out the actual dimensions before I ordered it. This towel gets water logged quickly and won't completely dry the vehicle.It is definitely way smaller than any bath towel I've ever used.If you are looking for a plush towel that absorbs lots of water, I love my wooly mammoth towels, although they have gone up significantly in price recently (like 50%). My personal drying technique that works great is to go over the area with a towel of this quality to get most of the water, then follow up with the wooly mammoth to get the last water residue.

Big towel yet it seems thinner than the picture shows it to be. The Cobra towel at 25 by 36 inches is a better deal so skip on this one. It is overpriced. I will just use for the shower and hope it lasts as long as another cotton brand. I have tried other towels from Chemical Guys and they were all fine except for this one in my opinion. The Wooly Mammoth by Chemical Guys for same price seems better to soak up water and is thick even though it is like the Cobra 530.

For washing large vehicles and quickly picking up water this towel is a good tool for car detailing. I advise to have two because once it becomes saturated with water it will leave small water streaks that are noticeable is they dry on the paint.

Good towel to dry. You never ant to use anything else to dry (as long as it's not powered) to wipe your car clean. It's white so you know if you're still grabbing dirt (which if you are, you didn't wash properly).

This towel is huge and I was really impressed by how absorbent it is. I was able to dry my oversized truck with just this one towel.

Honestly was a bit disappointed. Because I love chemical guys products. I wanted a drying towel for my pickup which is alot of area thus the reason for the larger towel. Its just to thin and cheesy feeling doesnt dry as well as weave styles. Its ok for the money for a ok towel but its not not thick enough to be called cloud .