Everest 1100

I have a LARGE number of quality microfiber towels. I value them as much as any of my tools. these are among the best of the best. almost too pretty to use...

These are thick, luxurious, heavy, and absorbant. Great for detail sprays and other "last step" applications. They aren't quite as ridiculously soft on the skin as the Eagles, but they're still well up in the realm of "show off towels." It's what you pull out at a car show to "flex" on your friends as you wipe down your car. There are a couple very small downsides that have nothing to do with the quality of the towel itself. These are seriously great towels, but you have to use them properly. First, this isn't really a towel you'll always want to fold into fourths. Unless your paint is SUPER slick, the towel can be hard to handle while folded into fourths. Folded in half or unfolded may work a bit better. Second, these towels are bright white. They look great, BUT you have to remember that some detailing products WILL stain white towels. I actually put one of these to the test with Adam's 20th anniversary detail spray (which is BLACK!!), and sure enough the towel ended up grey after the next wash. However, don't fret! You can pre-treat these with "Spray N' Wash" or another similar stain remover before putting them in the washer, and the color will fall right out. Just don't let the color get baked in before removing the staining, I guess.

TL;DR-- Awesome towels for those who want something to show off with. Make sure you use them correctly, however! Not great for unprotected, grabby paint. Be wary of color staining with your chemicals.