PUREVACY Reverse Umbrella with Sturdy Shaft, 8 Reinforced Ribs, Teflon Coating, Black-Navy Blue Inverted Umbrella Compact, Windproof Upside Down Umbrella for Women, Men, Waterproof Inside Out Umbrella

Nice, sturdy full size umbrella. The open and close glider feels strong and is easy to move. The blue is a true navy.

Big and keeps the rain away

It isnt really light weight. But I like that it isnt. The umbrella is compact and durable and doesnt take up a lot of space in my bag. And while it doesnt take up a lot of space its a decent sized umbrella! I will say though, when the wind blows it holds up! Which I was surprised at, a lot of compact umbrellas have the problem of flipping inside out when the wind blows, but this one hasnt done that! The two tone color is pretty, The black is shown outside, and the red is on the bottom.

You have to try this umbrella, maybe not this one but at least give this kind of umbrella a try, its amazing! I cant vouch for how it behaves in high winds, its only October here and the windiness has been at minimums so far, but it has been raining cats and dogs and the absolutely best part about this umbrella is that when you close it the water all falls off without having to shake, open close, swing around like a lasso DOESNT have to happen to get most of the water off before bringing it into the house! Imagine that! An umbrella that keeps the rain out of your house and off of your slippery tile floors! I have to admit I just thought this seemed like a strange way to fold up an umbrella so that it would fit into a cart or bag but that is only a small part of this device. Some other things to know; it is lightweight and has a soft hook handle that is a good grip for people with arthritis. It also has a nice sized loop for hanging. The color outside is black while the inner lining is navy, I dont know why but I think all umbrellas should have a different color interior, it makes it easier to see tears and when a spine has slipped or broken. All in all, this is a great umbrella and I wish Id had it when I was pregnant and struggling through the long Seattle rain season.