Lifeventure Recycled SoftFibre Towel Large - Grey Grey - Tiso

Lifeventure Recycled SoftFibre Towel Large - Grey

Name: Recycled SoftFibre Towel Large - Grey
Brand: Lifeventure
SKU: EATVWCTI0163
Price: 18 GBP
Availability: InStock

£18.00

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Product Description

The LifeVenture Recycled SoftFibre Towels are made from recycled water bottles.

They are just as soft and durable as their standard SoftFibre towels and of course, they are fully recyclable.

The LifeVenture SoftFibre Travel Towel is the original compact travel towel that absorbs 9 times its own weight in water and dries 8 times faster than a conventional towel.

Product Code: EATVWCTI0163

Features:

SoftFibre -soft-feel
Lightweight and ultra-compact
Highly absorbent
Treated with Polygiene® odour control
Dries 9x faster than a conventional towel
Size - 110 x 65cm
Weight - 120g

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