Blunt Classic, Charcoal, One Size

Probably the sturdiest umbrella you will ever find. Super high quality. But GOD is it expensive. And heavy, which makes it awkward to tote around. But Ive bought two, so I guess that says it all!

Ive used Blunt umbrellas for years and they are the absolute best. Unfortunately i loose them often, so the bright red helps to identify them!

I was given the wrong umbrella, but the blunt brand is still amazing.

The best umbrella Ive ever used. Very solid and safe design. No sharp edges outboard. The build quality of the struts is top-notch! This umbrella will last for years. We bought two...blue and green, just to have a choice to complement our daily fashion HA!

I bought a Blunt umbrella for my wife a year or so back, and it is far and away the best umbrella she (and I) have ever used. Worth every penny! I mean it . . .

Great umbrella. I love mine, have had it for 6 months or so now.

Extremely well constructed. It seemed extravagent to pay this much for an umbrella but I was tired to sending other brands to the landfill. Just big enough for two in a pinch and great coverage for one. Provides great confidence during really windy and wet days. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a quality product that is built to last.

Blunt umbrellas are great: sturdy and well-functioning. I ordered this as a gift, thinking collapsible meant folding, because, of course, all umbrellas close...er, collapse. It is a stick umbrella. So, as I frequently give these as gifts but do not own one myself, I kept it and ordered another - compact folding - for the gift.

I received a dud. The umbrella collapses every few minutes. I’ve got several other blunts in different colours and this has never happened before. Very disappointed. Called Amazon and they’ve offered to replace it next month citing zero stock on hand.

I like the rugged construction and I like that so far the wind has not flipped it inside out. One thing that has been a very small problem but nothing that cannot be easily overcome is fitting it back into its canvas sleeve. Seems like if it gets wet and then dried out it tends to puff it up a little bit making it a little more challenging to get it back into its sleeve.