Windproof Travel Umbrellas for Rain - Lightweight, Strong, Compact with & Easy Auto Open/Close Button for Single Hand Use - Double Vented Canopy for Men & Women

Nice umbrella

Bought a pair for our car door pockets. Nicely compact and has a wind-gust feature which is hard to find in smaller umbrellas. The deploy and retract power is super strong which is great in the wind and when closing really snaps the water off. The handle is small but a very grippy rubber makes it easy to hold. Highly recommended.

I bought this umbrella back in 2016 and recently one of the ribs broke making one side of the umbrella floppy. I live in New York City so I don't exactly live in a place where it rains often so it's not like I'm putting the umbrella through it's paces. But I feel for an average city dweller this is a fine umbrella for that rainy day that happens every once in a while. This thing costs me about $20 back then and has lasted for approximately 7 years. Definitely well worth the price.One thing I should point out though is this umbrella is certainly not "windproof" in the sense that it will turn inside-out if there's strong enough winds which has happened to me a couple of times. I would say it's more wind resistant than those very cheap umbrellas you see some people sell on the street though.

The Windproof Travel Umbrella is a great companion for those on the go, offering excellent protection from the rain in a lightweight, compact design. Despite its small size, this umbrella is strong and sturdy, built to withstand gusty winds. The easy auto-open function adds convenience, making it quick to deploy when you need it most. Its portability and durability make it ideal for travel, easily fitting into a bag or purse without adding bulk. Whether for daily commutes or trips, this umbrella is a reliable choice for staying dry during unexpected showers!

Lost the first and ordered a replacement. Better than original.

This is an excellent, if a bit small-ish (described "Compact", after all) umbrella ideal for those who commute or carry a purse. After years of going thru cheap ones sold at a pharmacy, I finally looked for something better and found this back in Spring '15. As described here, it is quite compact and folds down to a slim form roughly a foot long. One drawback of this design is that you push the button to both open and close the umbrella; I am no engineer but each time this "clicks" it seems to place stress on the integrity of the structure. That said, it works well and should last at least a year or two so long as you take basic care like trying to avoid severe wind on your back. My umbrella survived two years and probably ~100 days of use under varying environments including a few strong windy days. Then I finally caught a swirl that broke some of the canopy frame.And this is where this earned the fifth star: Usually I'd have thrown it out but --almost on a whim-- decided to test EEZ-Y's "LIFETIME GUARANTEE." The support staff replied immediately and after a quick email exchange (including a couple photos of the broken parts) a brand new umbrella was delivered in the same week. I am satisfied with the purchase and even more impressed that the company stands by their promise.tl;dr - Good compact umbrella with fantastic customer support. Highly recommended.

Great compact Umbrella for the most part. I wanted to wait a little bit to review it so here you go.Build Quality:The umbrella is well built and fairly sturdy. Some people say the mechanical operation of pushing the umbrella down is hard, but I find that laughable, as its not a problem even for my younger nieces and nephews. It is very sturdy, and I have no doubt that it'll last a while. The handle is a little small on the bottom of the telescoping pole but its not bad. The umbrella material is good, and the mechanical catch and extend capabilities are well put together. I don't worry this will mechanically fail unless under extreme abuse.Functionality:So this is supposedly windproof, but that is not entirely true AT ALL. I work in Manhattan and purchased this as I needed a compact umbrella that also could stand the wind that sweeps through the streets and the buildings often in storms. While this umbrella has not broken, you still have to be careful of how the wind catches it, because I have had it flip inside out several times. WINDPROOF is a stretch, but its pretty good.Size:This thing is good sized for a woman , but fairly small for a larger male. I'm about 6ft 250 to give you an example and there is barely enough to cover me. I often get wet under this, but it keeps the main part of my head and body dry.It folds down into a good small compact size, and easily fits in my messenger bag or briefcase.

The umbrella is very nice I found it to be heavier than I was hoping for, need one for the car so it worked out fine.