Yoobure Windproof Travel Umbrella with Wood Handle - Automatic Umbrellas for Rain & UV Sun Protection, Compact 46" Large Canopy, Lightweight Backpack Portable for Walking & Outdoor

It's nice and sturdy and small it can fit in my purse.

It umbrellas well

Umbrella is fine overall, but the button does not close the umbrella as described. And it requires a lot of forced to push it back down.

GOOD ITEM

ONLY HAD VERY DAYS SOFAR NO ISSUES

It’s super light and nice vibrant color. Works for my use.

This is very poor quality umbrella..broke some parts ..not able to close

This is a well designed umbrella and it feels light-weight but sturdy. It is compact and easy to tuck into a (large) purse or backpack. I like to keep it in the console of my car so I don't get caught without an umbrella when it rains, which doesn't really happen very often where we live. At least until this winter, when we have probably gotten more rain in the last two months than the last six years. It just happened to be raining today so I was able to try it out right away. I received the blue color which is a bright, almost cobalt blue on the outer fabric face and a deep marine blue on the inner face. The fabric isn't particularly thick but it feels durable. The frame of the umbrella has eight ribs and feels very strong. The canopy is quite large and offers good protection. I used the umbrella on my long daily walk today and it kept me nice and dry. I like the smooth, rounded handle, which is long enough for me to be able to hold it comfortably and without fatigue. Opening the umbrella for the first time is quite an experience! Don't stand too close to anyone. Press the button on the handle and the umbrella opens very quickly and completely through two stages with a bit of a snap. I thought it might only open partially and then I would need to extend it the rest of the way along the rod and secure it to the pin to keep it in place. Nope. But when I want to fold up the umbrella, pushing the button closes it half way (again, pretty quickly). I then need to retract the umbrella along the rod to fix it in place, which actually takes a bit of strength. It took me three tries to get the umbrella closed without fumbling or accidentally releasing it. I'm glad I was in my own yard and not out in public somewhere! The umbrella wraps up neatly into a short, fat cylinder and is secured by a strap with velcro. I somehow haven't been able to find all of the umbrellas I know we have, so I was very happy to find this very nice model at the last minute. It is working very well so far (no real wind to test it in, but conditions have been breezy and there have been no issues) and the price seems very reasonable, too.