Blue Line Golf Size Auto Open/Close Umbrella, Water Repellent Canopy, Black

Ive had these totes for years and lost one recently so I decided to order extra ones... Im totally pleased with them!

It has the qualities i was looking for- foldable but relatively very big area of coverage and stable in wind (till now I used it about 10 times and it did not break).

This umbrella is surprisingly small when folded up when you consider how big it is when deployed. Although the handle doesnt feel very solidly connected to the shaft, it hasnt fallen off yet after a few months of use and banging around in a backpack.

This umbrella has large canopy but folds to a smaller size which is ideal for traveling. It does its job well. It is auto open and close. It stands up to windy conditions without flipping up. Strong umbrella with a sleek functional handle. Would recommend.

Its an umbrella. Its still in good shape today!

Made in China. Broke the second tome I used it. Also happened with an identical umbrella I bought previously; thought it was my fault - I guess not. Amazon, I recommend you stop selling these...

They dont build them like they used to. This umbrella leaks from any semi heavy rain. Its also poorly made. Dont drop it, even lightly because the internal mental pieces will snap. Ive had this umbrella for about 6 weeks, used it twice and he m ready to throw it in the trash.

as a gentleman of larger carriage, i do not find many collapsible umbrellas that are actually useful to me, but this one has a very wide canopy; and the one-click open AND one-click close are super useful.

Great umbrella. This is a very sturdy umbrella. Really like the auto open and close feature, the canopy collapses with the push of a button. Lightweight and well made. Would recommend.

I have had this for a while now, waiting for El Niño to hit. It finally did. What a disappointment this umbrella is. Even in light winds it gets pummeled. Holding it in a light breeze feels like wrestling a tiger. The first time I popped it open a gust immediately turned it inside out. And, no, it was not a terribly strong gust. 15 mph? Later I discovered it does not appear to lock in the open position. I walked with it into what must have been roughly a ten mile per hour wind. It felt as though it was starting to close — the canopy stayed open, but the shaft started to collapse, as though I were putting it away.