Nubrel NEW: Introducing Canope, the most complete and versatile wearable Hands-Free weather protection device/umbrella providing both Rain & Sun protection.

I will have to admit I was skeptical about this Numbrella to say the least. But, it I have to say that it has been fantastic. I have a $230.00 double sun canopy on my 14 ft. peddle kayak. I like to use this instead all the time now. I also use it while mowing on my zero turn mower, weed eating the yard and a lot more. The thing is stitched very well and very solid. I bought it a few months ago for $69.00 and it has already went up some, but I will get another one soon!

I bought it for Pokémon GoFest 2024 in NYC. It is light and easy to use, although you have to dismount the canopy to open and close the shade, it was comfortable to wear. The event was hit with downpour of rain and lightning for 40 minutes. The canopy kept me dry except edge of my T-shirt short sleeves. It is tested against battering rains and when weather cleared, the heat and unforgiving sunlight were kept in bay. I felt lot cooler and surprised how hot the canopy was when I touched the top, which protected me from the sun. The event in Randall Island was limited in shaded areas, and those available were filled with people. I was able to move without getting any heat exhaustion. Many of participants asked me about this product, and that is the reason I am writing this review. Great product for prolonged outdoor event, and just mind the distance between yourself and the others around you.

This is good contraption. It does keep the sun off. A bit bulky but works well for my husband as he is working outside in the sun. It helps him to be able to see his tablet better in the sunlight.

This product very much fit the description of something you can wear and keep your hands free and have shade or block the rain. Purchased for when I am flying a drone that is off in the distance to keep the sun/glare off the controller. Friends thought it was great and said "Oh we should get those for when we are filming long days because we don't want to attach an umbrella to the tripod." The one suggestion that I would make for future versions, would be to be able to pull it back more or easier to reveal more of the sky, as I said to keep an eye on a drone. The sunshade doesn't quite pull back as far as I'd like, and the straps that hold it back don't get the front part out of the way enough at times, so I have to lean. But overall it is great.

This product is actually better than what the picture shows. Works great on rainy nights taking football pictures!