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2063 GSM. 90×70cm. Built for surfaces the standard Drying Duo can't finish.
Boats. RVs. Semi trucks. Aircraft. Somewhere between "this towel is soaked" and "this panel is still wet," most drying towels just run out of capacity — and you're wringing out a rag mid-job on surface area that was never in the room when it was designed.
The original 2024 KiLO™ set out to be the first 90×70cm drying towel to weigh in at an even kilogram — hence the name. It did. Then it kept going.
The 2026 Large KiLO™ pushes past 1.3kg (2.87lbs dry), and not by adding bulk or a salt bath to weigh it down — through quality materials and an updated weave development. The result: 2063 GSM random sample, the highest water carrying capacity available at this size from any manufacturer. This is double the size of the medium version, engineered specifically for the jobs where the standard Drying Duo runs dry before the work is done.
Weight
1300g
2.87lbs dry
Size
90×70cm
Large format
GSM
2063
Random sample
Weave
Twisted Loop
Made in Korea
"Thanks Scott for having the best microfiber. I'm a home enthusiast that wants top quality. Appreciate you fast shipping too."
— Kurt, verified buyerWhat sets the KiLO™ apart
Breaking the density barrier
A towel gets heavier one of two ways: more material, or better material. The KiLO™ hits its weight through weave development, not added bulk — meaning the extra weight goes toward water carrying capacity, not dead material sitting on the surface.
Every towel ships from KLiN's own facility in Gunpo-Si, Korea — just outside Seoul. Not one KLiN Korea product starts life as a white-label towel — this one is engineered with a specific use case in mind, and it isn't for every customer. It's for the boats, RVs, semis, and aircraft that run the standard Drying Duo dry.
Fully open the towel and lay it on a freshly washed, contaminant-free surface, then pull from one side to the other. Doors, fenders, bumpers, and rear hatches benefit from the "Matador Technique" — a single controlled pull across the panel.
Care
Always inspect the towel before it contacts a surface. Even a single trapped contaminant can mar paint on a pull this size — check it every time, not just the first.