☂️ Lewis N. Clark Travel Umbrella - Automatic Open Close with 1-Year Warranty, Green, One Size Review

It's been 4 years now and it's holding up very well! One-handed opening button works quickly, it takes 2 hands to close, shorten and close. It never rolled in normal windy urban conditions. There are no rips or tears in the fabric and no rusting on the metal frame. Comes in a handy sleeve to store your wet umbrella while protecting it from the daily knocks of a commuter backpack. After a few years, mold stains appear on the fabric in contact with the metal. Probably by closing and storing until

This is an amazing umbrella for the price. I bought it because it came highly recommended and I wasn't disappointed. I had a great umbrella for years, a gift from my alumni association (best promotional item) and I didn't want to replace it. But it's been working very well for a few years, despite neglect and abuse - left out in the rain for days, turned inside out many times in the wind, my toddler used it like a baseball bat. And it still looks almost new. I live in the Pacific Northwest…

Have had it for a year now and can definitely recommend it. This is a durable umbrella and its automatic opening and closing mechanisms work reliably, which is great for getting on and off taxis, buses, subways, shops, etc. (The spring mechanism is stiff, so I prefer to use the floor or a nearby wall to pry when squeezing.) The size is a good compromise between coverage and compactness - it's larger than a pair of drugstore skinny pants, but fits in easily a backpack or holdall (although not a…

When you use this umbrella you will find that it is just an ordinary umbrella. It does what any umbrella does: it protects you from the rain. It's like any umbrella you'll find at your local pharmacy, except it's a little lighter and maybe a little more expensive. It has moderate wind resistance but still rolls over in very strong winds. But this umbrella holds. I've never had an umbrella that lasted more than 6 months. I've tried them all, from the $10 umbrellas at the local drugstore, which…