Sport-Brella Versa-Brella XL (Midnight Blue) - All Position Umbrella with Clamp, Midnight Blue

Works very well on my daughter’s wheelchair. We got this to help keep her out of the sun at outdoor events.Why did you pick this product vs others?:Picked this one because of the size and how it attaches.Durability:Reasonably durable. As durable and you expect an umbrella to be.Color:The color is fun and vibrant Size:perfectly sized for my 5 year olds wheelchair. I’d go bigger if it were for an adult wheelchair Build quality:good quality, has held up to wind and being tossed around the back of our vehicleValue for money:This is definitely worth the money. Keeping the sun and heat off our child who has a hard time with regulating her body temperature.

Excellent beach umbrella! Easy to use, easy to adjust, large enough to cover my whole body in the chair. I had the older umbrella and it was a little difficult to tighten to my chair, but this updated version has a twist handle that makes it super easy to tighten. They also updated the padding on the part that you attach to your chair and it grips the chair better. I had the older version and I used it every day for the entire summer, and not a single issue. I had to buy a new one because it fell off my bike and got run over by a car. I have used this newer version for about a month and it’s great. I highly recommend getting one!

I recently purchased the Versa-Brella and overall, I'm quite pleased with its performance. This clamp-on shade canopy umbrella offers UPF 50+ protection, which is great for keeping your skin safe from harmful UVA and UVB rays.First off, let's talk about the build quality. The Versa-Brella is well made, with a rugged canopy cover that doesn't rip or tear easily. The heavy-duty universal clamp is sturdy and connects securely to various surfaces, whether it's a golf bag, beach chair, or bleacher. I've used it on different types of surfaces and it holds up impressively well.The adjustability of this umbrella is another plus. With its 4-way, 360-degree swivel and two push-button hinges, you can easily adjust it to any angle to block the sun. This feature comes in handy, especially when the sun shifts throughout the day.I also appreciate the compact design of the Versa-Brella. It folds down neatly into a compact carrying case, weighing only 1.8 pounds, making it easy to transport wherever you go. Whether you're heading to the beach, a sporting event, or a picnic, you can take it with you without any hassle.However, one thing to note is that while the canopy does offer UPF 50+ protection, it's not as effective if it starts to rain. But then again, rain protection isn't really what this product is advertised for. It's primarily designed for sun protection, and in that regard, it does its job admirably.In conclusion, the Versa-Brella is a reliable option for staying shaded and protected from the sun. Its durability, adjustability, and portability make it a convenient accessory for outdoor activities. Just keep in mind its primary function is sun protection, and you won't be disappointed. Plus, it comes with a 1-year limited manufacturer's warranty for added peace of mind.

Works great. I highly recommend it for shading the face and shoulders without using a big umbrella. It clips on great to the chair. I thought it would be a little bigger, but it’s fine. I recommend getting the larger one because the smaller one would be too small.

The grip base is my only gripe. The umbrella is a nice color and doesn't absorb heat too much. I bought it for a boat, so the color fits in with the nautical boating theme. However, if it is windy at all, the base grip simply slips on the boat rail. For such a nice product, I wish a little more effort was placed into the base grip.

I use these as year-round shade on a small fish pond. They stand up well to wind and fairly well to the sun. They wear out, but they seem A-1 for the occasional use they are designed for.

This is a nice piece of gear. The fabric seems like nice quality (we got the navy colored one). The neck of the umbrella has three different "joints" where you can adjust angle, which come in very handy to fine tune your shade. The clamp seems well made. We have to use a flat chair arm (no tubing to clamp to), but even so, it's gripping well. It also seems truly water repellent, so rain doesn't drop through it. The sliding mechanism up inside the umbrella is nicely designed, locking in open position with a satisfying little "snap," but collapsing back down very easily when you want to close it. There's a velcro strap that can be used to bind the umbrella to the pole when not in use, but we find it's quicker and easier to just pull the nice, provided nylon cover down over the closed umbrella (which essentially accomplishes the same thing). I bought it for my wife, who really likes it. So, all aces!

The pole is a little flimsy, but overall worked fine. It has several pivot points so it's easy to adjust it to where you need. Kept my baby from getting burned.