The Original Repel Reverse Umbrella - Windproof Inverted Umbrella w/ 8 Fiberglass Reinforced Ribs - Easy Upside Down Open And Close - Large Umbrella Protects Against Rain, Wind, Snow and Sleet

Beautiful

This is a sturdy and beautiful umbrella. It keeps the water from dripping on floors when you come in the rain too! I always receive compliments on it.

I love it. I try it today during a very rainy and windy day and It worked perfectly. The material is sturdy and the design is beautiful.

I purchased this several months ago. It has held up nicely to wind and rain walking around Uptown Charlotte. Its also gives spacious cover.

Very pretty. WAiting for rain

This umbrella did its job when it rained. My umbrella did not fly up when the wind came.

Umbrella is nice, I like the handle alot(didnt think I would). Im pretty sure the quality is bad. The button for opening and closing seems difficult to lock in place. It also seems like one side of the umbrella struggles to open up.

Got this over the totes version because it was $5 cheaper and the Repel had way more positive reviews. As it turns out my co-worker got the totes version the same week. odd coincidence, but it allowed us to compare. Ultimately they are pretty much identical. The totes do have an automatic release button. So if that feature is worth $5 to you then get the totes otherwise no discernible difference except maybe the repel has a more comfortable handle if that matters.

Amazing umbrella, I absolutely love it. My complaint is with the carrying sleeve, it wasnt designed to hold an umbrella with the spines pointing in. The metal tips are punching through the end of the sleeve, not only exposing them to wear, but how long before it just tears through the bottom, and the whole umbrella falls through? A solid cap to distribute the weight on the fabric would be an easy fix, I guess its just an oversight. The umbrella gas 2 clicks. When you open it, the first lock position is normal, and its rigid. However, if you push it open further, it clicks again, and the whole thing becomes limp. I believe this is to protect it from breaking in the wind, it collapses when its pushed open too far. At first, I thought my umbrella was broken, before I realized I was just opening it too far. So heads up to anyone with one, its an intended design to keep it from breaking, and not a defect.

The lifetime warranty is legit.