Satol62 Inch Large Golf Umbrella for Rain, Automatic Oversize Windproof Double Canopy Vented 8 Ribs Sturdy Portable Folding Umbrella for Travel, UPF 50+ Compact Lightweight Wind Resistant Sun & Rain Umbrellas for Women and Men

I got this as a gift for my grandma who needed a new umbrella. She told me the features that she wanted and I went searching. I found this listing with the best price for the features. My favorite is the ultra reflective yellow piping for when she takes her dog out to do his business at night. That wasn't one of her specific wants but it's her favorite feature now too. I usually buy cheap umbrellas in bulk so that if someone on the street needs one more than I do, I can just give it away. I might need to get one of these for myself to keep though!

Real useful and strong, can accommodate in pack with only 11” of height, opens to a 60” wide and big area! Highly recommend!

Description says “heavy duty”. I went outside after opening it and it folded in the first breeze. I literally owned it less than 5 minutes. The walk from my door to my car is 17 steps. The umbrellas didn’t make it to the car

I bought this for a trip to the UK and it held up in the wind just fine. Never went inside out on me.

It is kind of heavy

This umbrella is the best I have had yet! Super easy to open and close at the touch of a button. I love the large size, and it's probably large enough for two people. It's large enough so that anything I am carrying doesn't get wet

Good quality, but too big for the women size bags

Well, an umbrella is used for rain, so that is what I used it forIt is very sturdy, good quality Fabric & frame. It was a bit stiff to open & close at first, but has eased up with use. I would definately re ommend it.

Yesterday, it was raining as I was leaving work, and I tried using this umbrella, but the wind kept flipping it on the wrong side, when I was holding it upright, so many times, that I still got wet. It worked fine on a previous non-windy, rainy day, but when there's a stronger wind outside, this umbrella becomes almost useless, as the wind flips it the wrong way so many times, that a person still gets soaking wet. It wasn't even an extremely strong, hurricane-type wind - just an ordinary windy Toronto evening. I'll be looking into buying the GustBuster, which is supposed to be an unflippable umbrella, and see how it compares. PHOTO OF THIS UMBRELLA AFTER THE WIND INVERTED IT IS ATTACHED.