The Man Sham Chamois Cloth - 26" X 17" - Ultimate Car Shammy Cloth For Car Drying - Super Absorbent Shammy Towel for Fast Drying of Your Car, Truck or Boat - Scratch and Lint-Free for a Spotless Shine

Have been detailing cars in retirement for years and have tried many many drying cloths and nothing can compare. Have tried real chamois, Water Sprite, Absorber, etc. and this is the best. Very absorbant, easy to wring out (unlike chamois), slides on wet surface very easily (Absorber tends to stick and is therefore harder to use). Just purchased my second Man Sham and will not use anything else.

I bought this for the husband. Because the custom car is his baby, it was the truck before the tyranny went out and sold it. He spend alot time with vehicles and tinkering in man cave. He has alot of different drying rags, but none he is fully happy with. As in one he likes these features, but not other things. But nothing fit his likes completely.In he would always go back to a old fashioned absorbent soft cloth that didn't pill. So I seen this I was sceptical a bit for many different reasons, also the fact my not familiar with this type of cloths. But I'm sure hubby already knows abow this type or at least some.But I figured I will surprise human for a Christmas gift. And let him decide what he think of it himself.And if ends of be a flap, Amazon is amazing and takes the pain, frustration, and worry out of having to return if a problem arises. So I wasn't worried about if the product did work out.But GUESS WHAT! HE LOVED IT!He took it out to he's man cave, to check it out.Even better he found that single cloth he was cloth he was look for. Start with a slightly moist cloth, wipe down for streek free drying. When needed or done wring out water. Always replace in closed tight case or close with dry out, this with ruin the cloth. Not know anything about this kind of cloth I was worry about mold or mildew. But no this doesn't happen with this product.So in final, yes hubby is really happy with his cloth throw away his other cloths.He was even a little impatient about letting me get some pictures, because you know how men or anyone is with a new "toy" so to speak. And I the way of him tinkering in man zone kinda invaiding his man cave. Kinda like a boy & his toy. 😂 He wasn't mad/angry or anything like that, just anxious to be using his new "toy" and I was keeping him from that 😂 So in close yes hubby says he would recommend this The Man Sham.By the way love the name Man Sham. It just fits, easy to remember,rolls off the tongue, and just fun to say The Man Sham or just pain man sham.It just works!

When buying new products in our current over hyped media marketed generation I am always skeptical about product claims. It is truely refreshing to try something new and not be disappointed but simply amazing to find new products that actually exceed product claims. I was first impressed by this small company's personal marketing and service claims and even more impressed when the owner contacted me to insure I was happy with the product before I had even had a chance to use it. I finally gave it a work out after a rain storm had my car covered in water. To prevent water spotting I pulled out my Man Sham without expecting much based on previous experiences with other over hyped chamois products. I first used it to just scrape of the sheets of water and was surprised at how much it absorbed. After a quick squeeze water squirted out of the cloth like it was under pressure. A second pass with the wringed out cloth removed every drop like a water magnent. A few squeezes to wring out and my entire car was dry with no spots. I was truely amazed that this one cloth worked better than a pile of towels. It greatly exceeded by expectations and I am very happy to have stumbled onto this product when all I was doing was looking for a small add on to make my free shipping minimum total at Amazon. I would highly recommend this product over every other chamois product real or synthetic that I have ever owned.

I've really tried to like this thing, but after several months of trying, I'd frankly rather use a cotton towel. It's very absorbent, as advertised, but it sticks aggressively to a wet surface and requires a lot of effort to wipe across the surface. I used genuine chamois' as a kid, and don't recall any such need for effort. If you fold it so the contact area is less, the required effort to pull it across the surface is less, but then it gets quickly saturated and tends to leave tiny droplets, mostly visible on a reflective surface. They dry without much consequence, but it you want it fully dry you have to go over it a few times.There are two sides, and the "slick" side doesn't really dry anything. When you fold it to use, the absorbent side sticks so aggressively that it bunches up and can get interspersed with the non-absorbent side, so you have to re-fold it and see that only the absorbent side contacts the car (or you get water streaks). For windows, it's hard to avoid the tiny droplets that it can leave behind, which will show up as streaks in sunlight or at night from headlights.I may try a genuine chamois again to see how it compares, but this has cured me of any desire to try the artificial ones. Or, I may just stick with a nice heavy cotton beach towel, which does a great job, is inexpensive in comparison, doesn't leave any droplets, slides easily across the surface, and does double duty if you keep it in the car and need a towel.

Just used my Man Sham for the first time today. Was impressed with how it works. I have a good deal of experience with chamois as I owned an auto detailing business for several years before it was sold. When you first remove the Man Sham from the plastic container you can feel the quality of the chamois. You can also use the plastic container to store your chamois between uses as it also has a lid. A regular chamois a lot of times will leave small pieces of the chamois on your vehicle. The Man Sham left no residue at all.. A lot of times a regular chamois is hard to wring the water out of because it becomes very slippery when wet. Not a problem with the Man Sham as it is very easy to wring out. A lot of times a regular chamois clings to itself after you wring it out and you have to kind of pull it apart before you use it again. Not a problem with the Man Sham. For me the Man Sham does what it is supposed to do, which is what I was looking for.