EEZ-Y Reverse Umbrella - Large, Inverted Umbrellas for Rain w/C-Shaped Non-Rust Handle for Men & Women, Windproof & Water Resistant - Lady Violet

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Another way to solve the dilemma is to go with one of the inverted designs that have become so popular in recent years. An inverted umbrella turns the original design completely around, folding inward when you’re finished using it. That means the part of the umbrella that was exposed to the elements is now on the inside, with the much-dryer underside of the umbrella now facing outward. You can then set the umbrella in a corner and wait for it to dry without worrying about drips. Let’s be honest, even if you’ve got the best travel bag out there, you still don’t want to risk it getting soaked wet if it’s got your expensive laptop and travel camera inside! Protection If you’re buying a travel umbrella, you don’t want one that will be just as heavy as that wood-handled one sitting in your entryway at home. Look for a travel umbrella made of lightweight materials, like aluminum and fiberglass, that can offer rain protection without sacrificing portability. They keep you dry: Inverted umbrellas are designed so that the rainwater is directed away from you, meaning you stay dry even in the heaviest of downpours.

Umbrellas have been around for almost 4,000 years, and they have gone through many forms. The Chinese thought to waterproof them, elegant ladies throughout history have used them as parasols, and today we even have compact umbrellas and umbrella hats. But somehow no one has ever made any adjustments to the cumbersome opening and closing mechanism of umbrellas.

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If you’re looking for an umbrella that is practical, functional, and stylish, our inverted umbrellas are a perfect choice. They make great gifts for friends and family, and they’re a must-have for anyone who wants to stay dry and comfortable during the rainy season. Browse our selection today and find the perfect inverted umbrella for you! Larger than the average umbrella, but not as large as a golf umbrella, Certain Standard’s The Large Umbrella offers plenty of coverage in downpours. Seattle residents are very familiar with rain, and Seattle brand Certain Standard is about creating high-quality products that are as beautiful as they are functional. The 46-inch canopy comfortably covers you—and maybe a friend—while the lightweight frame easily glides open and closed. It’s built for storms light and heavy, offering key versatility in an umbrella you’re sure to reach for again and again. Our upside down umbrellas are designed with a unique reverse folding mechanism that allows them to fold inside out, keeping the wet side of the umbrella contained and preventing any dripping on your clothes or floors. This also makes them easier to store, as they can stand upright on their own when closed, freeing up your hands and keeping everything tidy. These compact umbrellas are made lightweight to fit into more bags using light metals and sacrificing some canopy reach compared to an everyday parasol. Look for travel umbrellas to only weigh around one pound, while some of the best-in-class options are closer to half a pound.

I've wasted a lot of cash on cheap umbrellas, and I'm here to warn you not to make the same mistake. There are plenty of decent affordable umbrellas, you just need to know which brands to rely on. I also think it's worth spending a little more on a high-quality umbrella that will last a while. I've researched extensively and tested close to 50 umbrellas for nearly three years—these are our favorites at various price points. Now you just have to remember to bring it with you.Those materials increase the water resistance and repellency of the umbrella and make it easy to dry. When it’s time to open up your umbrella, you won’t want to spend your walk home fighting with the wind either. The best umbrella stands up to not only the rain but won’t flip inside out at the slightest breeze! For many exciting and exotic locations, unexpected downpours are a part of daily life. Slip a travel umbrella into your luggage, and don’t let it out of your sight. A: Golf sized inverted umbrellas are much larger so storing them isn’t easy. However, we can produce upside down umbrellas that are the same size as our telescopic umbrellas, meaning they take up less space in your bag or suitcase when you’re not using them.