Siepasa Windproof Waterproof Lightweight Umbrellas Review

I was totally disappointed with this purchase. The quality of the top was good but I couldn't close the visor. My husband tried and failed. I ended up having to buy a cheap umbrella to get through a very rainy day.

I was attracted by the presentation - great colors and quality zip pockets. I liked the shape of the umbrellas, the contrast of the color of the metal and the umbrella and the handle. Length and weight were also very important to me. After extensively comparing all automatic umbrellas, this one turned out to be the best for me in every respect. Now that I have it I love how it opens and I love its size. It is of high quality and unlike the two commenters I have no trouble closing it. I find it…

Beautiful color; I was expecting the size to be smaller when folded and easily fit in a purse. Easily fits in a pocket or other large bag. more than I thought when I looked at the photos. I like the open size and shape; covers my body, not just my head. It's good. Was waiting for the opportunity to just press the open and close button but the locking part doesn't work. I had to close it manually by pressing the screen against a hard surface (table). It's too hard for me to close as usual.

It's pretty good. I've used it this winter season and mostly avoided getting wet. Press the button and it will open or close. I only find two parts of the screen difficult. When you press the button to close the umbrella, it won't go down. This is normal, but if you want to open the umbrella again, you must lower the umbrella completely before pressing the button again. This brings me to the second difficulty I encountered. Lowering the canopy is very difficult. Because it's automatic, it has a

I ordered this umbrella in November 2018 in burgundy. He arrived on time. I've been using it for a year and it's a very good umbrella. First, as other reviewers have pointed out, it can be a bit tricky to close due to the force and leverage required (it's a very strong umbrella, after all), but I soon devised a simple method to make it easier to close. Instead of closing it with one hand and holding the handle with the other hand (which requires a lot of adductor muscle strength), it was much…