Pickleball
Keep a towel close between rallies without leaving it at the fence or walking back to your bag.

Pickleball · Tennis · Padel · Basketball
Hands-free. Court-ready. A lightweight towel that stays at your side, ready between points.
Choose your towelThe belt + towel system

Secure the adjustable belt with the low-profile buckle centered at the front. The belt is 1.5 inches wide and fits waists up to 43 inches.
The hook strip sewn to the towel presses directly into the loop strip on the belt. Position the towel high at your side hip, with its top edge on the outside of the belt.
The 12 × 12 inch microfiber towel stays within reach. Grab, wipe and let go between points. Its side placement is designed to reduce unwanted movement while you play.
Detach the towel and machine wash it in a garment bag to protect the hook sewn onto the towel. Hand wash the belt and air-dry. Extra towels are sold separately.
An everyday court essential
No towel to carry in your hand or leave on the ground. Keep it close between points.
Lightweight, smooth microfiber gives you a compact towel for drying your hands during play.
Detach, wash and reattach. Swap in an extra towel when you want a fresh one.
Your court. Your game.
Keep a towel close between rallies without leaving it at the fence or walking back to your bag.
Wipe your hands between points with quick-dry microfiber right at your hip.
Keep your towel within reach between points, even when your bag is outside the court.
Dry your hands during breaks in play. Check your court or league rules before wearing accessories.
From the court
“I used to drape a towel over the bench and forget it. Now it rides on my belt at my hip. Between points I wipe my grip and get right back to the line.”
Marcus T.
Pickleball player
“My hands sweat fast on hot days. Having the towel already on my waist means I dry my hands in two seconds and never break my pre-serve routine.”
Dana R.
Tennis player, USTA league
“On the padel court your bag stays outside the glass, so a towel at your side is the only one that counts. It stays put while I play and it dries fast.”
Luis G.
Padel player