Brolly Ultra-Durable ☂️ and Compact Windproof Travel Umbrella Review

After use, I could not put the umbrella back into the case, and I could not put the umbrella back into the plastic pipe case. So what is the point of plastic pipes? It's just trash and the last thing the environment needs. I want Revain to REDUCE THE SALES OF PLASTIC PRODUCTS AND PACKAGING. Regardless, it flexes in the wind, meaning less coverage, although honestly it doesn't break. The size is large, but it will be very difficult to return to the original size after use.

So I bought this umbrella mainly because it was lighter and smaller than other travel umbrellas I've found and I needed it mainly for sun protection on vacation. And at first glance everything seemed perfect. But I decided to give it a try and the handle was way shorter than I expected! If I held it at the natural height you normally hold an umbrella, the spikes would hit your head and get tangled in your hair. It's uncomfortable to hold it higher for long periods of time and the umbrella isn't

I bought this for ultralight mountaineering because at 3 ounces it's as light as the lightest Montbell for 1.5 times the price. I've used it several full rainy days on the trail and I'm very satisfied. It obviously doesn't have much coverage, but it's nice when the rain doesn't hit your head and shoulders directly. I was able to set it up for hands-free use, and the fact that you manually extend the ends of the ribs means you can narrow it down to get into tight spaces. It's also less likely to

The light weight is amazing and the foldable carbon spokes are very smart and strong. It works well in the rain, in strong winds it flexes well without breaking, and on holiday I didn't take a cover, which is relatively heavy, just took part of the umbrella with a small fabric cover that comes with it and tuck it in in your purse. all the carbon fiber folding ribs fold into a knot to store away with a little velcro and a fabric sleeve but this little umbrella is really worth the money. When I…

I bought this to try because my last Chrome Dome clone (Eurochirm) broke in an AZT storm and then Zpacks messed up sending me a new one. Really enjoyed using one on PCT. At 3 ounces that's a huge weight saving - now there's SMD carbon fiber at 7 ounces and then the regular at 8 ounces. I recently used it on a few days or two of east coast hikes in the woods rain. Also in a few city showers. While it works very well, the dome isn't big, but adequate. Sliding out the folded part on the spikes is…