Honeystore Lace Travel Parasol Folding Anti-uv Windproof Embroidery Umbrella

Its just a little too bulky

Super cute. I bought this as a gift and I like it! Actually blocks UV with the black inner layer. Came with a carrying bag too! Folds strange, but once you figure it out its easy! Color is as pictured for the pink.

Relaly cheap construction; bought as a gift and was too embarrassed to give it

Love this product because it really is good. I dont feel the heat coming from the sun at all. The shade is cooling and better than the hat.

Good for sun protection, but a little bit heavy.

I liked this! It got comments from others, too. I found the opposite fold a bit confusing at first (on the two-fold umbrella, as it folds back on itself in an unusual manner) but it’s easy once you try it.

Looks just like the picture! I find the double jointed folding a little tricky, but may just take getting used to.

I was kindly sent this product for honest reviewing purposes. * First important note: Because of the non-waterproof lace layer, Im pretty sure this is not a waterproof umbrella - its intended as a sun protector parasol. * What it looks like closed: This umbrella has a really weird closing mechanism, where the end of the prongs of the umbrella fold upwards when the umbrella is closed (ie in the opposite direction that they should be when it opens). This means that when you open it the first ever time, you may have to hold all the prongs downwards in the right direction to coax the umbrella into opening up in the right direction... not ideal. But I found it remembers to open in the right way after the first time. Closed, it measures about 34cm end to end.. if you can ever manage to close it to this size again after opening it the first time :/ * About the materials: The exterior material a really pretty floral lace (not waterproof) with some glittery sparkle to it. Behind the holey lace layer is a shiny metallic-coloured layer. It looks very elegant. The interior is black and a little bit shiny. * About the closure: It wraps closed with a press-stud clasp. I was however unable to fold it back with the upfold mechanism after opening it for the first time - the pronts just wouldnt fold back upwards and insisted on staying down - so I cant close it into the compact form. In any case, I do feel like the upfold method may get the umbrella quite creased so maybe its for the best that I cant get it to upfold again. Instead of folding it to the 34cm size, I manage to half close it to the less compact 59cm length, tied up with the stud-clasp. * About the handle: The handle is a comfortable length, comfortable to grip and is pretty too. * About opening it: Its a manual, not automatic, so you open it old-style by pushing the umbrella open. Its a bit stiff to click into place and made some tightening-fabricy-crinkly-creaky noises as it reached full-open stretch. It requires a little bit of force to get it to click into locked open position. * Canopy size: Its a nice size - erring on the smaller side. I measured the open-canopy to be around 85cm in diameter. * Overall: Very pretty, girly and lacey - I really like the look of this parasol and it does a good job of keeping you shaded from the sun. I would have prefered it if the interior were a lighter colour rather than black and and if the closing mechanism didnt involve the weird upfolding-bit, and closed more easily into a compact form, but other than those points for improvement, its a very pretty parasol.

My daughter loves it! Great to stay away from the sun

Beatiful but slightly had to close all arms of the frame. Be careful not to damage it when closing