Umbrellas for Rain Windproof Travel Umbrella Folding Portable Compact Umbrella with Automatic Open Close for Men and Women

This is a pretty good umbrella for the wet Spring/Summer months. Its easy to store. It packs into a small bunch. You could keep it in a backpack, glovebox, or in a large pocket. It is also large enough when it expands to accommodate two smaller people I would say, or one regular person and still stay dry. I would recommend this if youre looking to keep an umbrella on hand when the occasion arises.

Compact. Deploys smoothly and quickly. Closing is a bit stiff and requires more effort that some other umbrellas I’ve had. Overall this is a good value on a solid umbrella.

I bought this so I would have a back up umbrella to keep in the car or in my bag and it’s absolutely perfect. It’s tiny and compact, the pushbutton mechanism is forceful, and it’s lightweight. I can’t speak to longevity yet but I am happy with it.

I hate carrying anything, but where I live you need to have an umbrella. It’s a good size but still gives plenty of coverage. It is remarkably strong and durable

This sturdy umbrella is a great size and it snaps open beautifully. It is easy to close, with no finger pinching involved. I love how compact this is when shut, making it incredibly portable and easy to pack or carry!

I love that its small and light weight. Im tall and the stick is a bit shirt for my liking.

The best compact umbrella. Just push the button to open or close. Throw in your bag or keep inside your car door pocket. Great quality

First, the positives: I really like the compact size of this umbrella. It feels sturdy and does give you confidence that it will not be easily blown inside out by stray wind gusts (although I havent had any severe weather to test it out, yet!). It opens easily with the touch of a button and provides adequate coverage for one person. The negative, and for me its a biggie: the umbrella also collapses at the touch of the same button, and when it does, it does so in a somewhat violent manner, giving itself a good shake as it folds, depositing all of the water its collected onto nearby objects (most notably, the person holding the umbrella). If you can remember this and can adequately prepare before collapsing the umbrella, it will be fine. Otherwise, all your hard work at staying dry will be undone when you press that button to close it.

This is a very convenient umbrella. It fold up very compactly and pops open instantly. I have a similar umbrella that I purchased several years ago and I really like these push button opening umbrellas. The material is interesting in that it feels thicker than the other one I bought. Its not as elegant feeling but, as long as it holds up, it will work well. At such a compact size, its easy to store and carry with you. The push button is a little stiff but Im sure it will get easier to push as it is used more.

This umbrella is well-made and functions perfectly. Closed up, it measure about 11 inches and is very light-weight. It is portable and can fit in a normal size bag, back-pack or even a larger purse. The springs and the bars are of good quality and the canopy is well secured. The open/shut button functions well and does exactly what is stated in the description. Other thoughts: The wording wind-proof used on an umbrella has always meant to me that the canopy is made out of two separate layers/pieces that lay on top of each other with strategic gaps between them, allowing air to flow out. This is not the case for this umbrella. So be aware. Next is the size! This is a small umbrella a six foot, 190 lbs. person. If you are smaller in stature, this will be perfect for you. Last but not least, compared to other truly wind-proof umbrellas this one is over-priced for my budget.