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Reddit mentions of Yoga Towel Classic - 100% Microfiber Yoga Mat Towels - Without Silicone Backing - Absorbent - Thin - Lightweight - Durable - Multiple Sizes and Colors - 24" x 68"
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Yoga Towel Classic - 100% Microfiber Yoga Mat Towels - Without Silicone Backing - Absorbent - Thin - Lightweight - Durable - Multiple Sizes and Colors - 24" x 68". Here are the top ones.
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- YOGA TOWEL CLASSIC: 100% Microfiber top for grip and moisture absorption, 80% Polyester/20% Nylon weave, 350 gsm thread count, thin but soaks up sweat, machine washable and dryable
- 3 SIZES TO FIT DIFFERENT MATS: We have sizes 24" x 68", 24" x 72" and 26" x 72", no matter what kind of yoga mat you have, we have a yoga towel for you
- SUPER ABSORBENT: Don't let our yoga towel's thin profile convince you it can't absorb a lot of moisture; it can, as much as you can toss at it
- ULTRA-LIGHT & PACKS TIGHT: Roll up with your mat or keep it separate, this towel is easy to carry and will work with any style of yoga
- PLEASE CONSIDER OUR GUMMY AND HAND TOWEL VARIATIONS: Sold separately on this listing, please see our Gummy Silicone Backed yoga towel, as well as our yoga hand towels
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| Color | Mat Size - Charcoal/Ash |
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 1 Inches |
| Size | Mat Size Towel 24"x68" |
| Width | 1 Inches |
I use these YogaRat Hand Towels
I handwash them after each class since they dry quickly enough. Honestly though, if you just use a regular hand towel, it'll work about the same. If I forget to wash my YogaRat, I use grab a regular handtowel and never had a problem. A regular handtowel might actually be more cushion for your hands if you need/like that.
Most studios have mats you can borrow, but you will still want something of your own. At your level, any 1/4" thick mat will do. If you've got Prime, you can have one of these on Tuesday. Personally, I like to use a hand towel to reduce slipping and occasionally mop off my face. Sure, you can use whatever workout towel you use under your hands or even get a cotton hand towel at a discount store, but I went ahead and spent $10 on a genuine Yogarat hand towel (I'm also a cheapskate and use it to tie up my mat for travel rather than a bag or strap). If you aren't doing hot yoga (such as Bikram), there's no point in a mat-sized towel because it won't stick right without being just slightly damp.
Namaste!