EEZ-Y Windproof Travel Umbrellas for Rain - Lightweight, Strong, Compact with & Easy Auto Open/Close Button for Single Hand Use - Double Vented Canopy for Men & Women

Veey poor quality not even lasted for 2 months...total waste of money

Not vented at all, a regular umbrella for twice the price it should be - and very flimsy.

The umbrella broke in 2-3 uses. It is not wind resistant.

Bought a pair for our car door pockets. Nicely compact and has a wind-gust feature which is hard to find in smaller umbrellas. The deploy and retract power is super strong which is great in the wind and when closing really snaps the water off. The handle is small but a very grippy rubber makes it easy to hold. Highly recommended.

It is a nice umbrella, although the top canopy doesn't fold nicely when closing the umbrella, otherwise it was a good purchase.

Toller Regenschirm, hochwertig, stabil und auch bei stärkerem Wind hält er stand.

I've not actually used this umbrella yet, but I looked at quite a few umbrellas before buying this one and noticed that a lot of reviews focus on the automatic opening system, either praising it or complaining how difficult it is to close. Most better compact travel umbrellas in this price range seem to have the same automatic mechanism as this one: you press the button to open and it opens very quickly, so you need to watch where you point it. To close, you press the button, which folds it, then you have to push it down until it clicks shut. It is quite stiff, and you need to exert a bit of pressure (as with other umbrellas with this mechanism), so for someone with arm/hand strength issues, this type of umbrella is maybe not ideal. Most umbrellas in this price range seem to offer different features, but few combine them all as this one does: high number of ribs, reinforced ribs, water-repellent fabric and vented canopy. This was one of few umbrellas I could find that had all of these features, it has nine reinforced (but flexible) ribs, which look very strong, but I doubt that this alone will prevent any umbrella from inverting in strong winds, so also wanted a vented canopy. It's has a curved, easy-grip handle, but is still not longer folded than others with a straight handle, whereas some others with easy-grip handles are a bit longer than this one when folded up. This does mean that this one has less grip-space on the handle, but it's therefore only 29 cm long when folded. The handle itself is around 6 cm long, so just about long enough for me to hold comfortably and my hands are quite small. If an easy-grip feature is important to you, then the shortness of the handle might be a draw-back, especially for larger hands, but for me, ability to withstand wind and compactness is more important than grip comfort and the trade-off made here suits me well (wanted one that fits within a water-proof cover purchased separately). It has a nice wrist strap firmly attached to the handle, and comes with a slip-on cover which is generous enough to be able to get the umbrella back inside it easily. It says on Amazon that it comes with a life-time guarantee, but you need to register the product on their website and there, it states that they guarantee their umbrellas for 2 years. I have contacted the seller about this, and will update this review when I hear back, also will try to update it after I've used the umbrella, but am reasonably confident it will perform well even in windy weather. Having now used this umbrella, I wanted to point out that this type of automatic opening/closing mechanism has a draw-back (don't think this is unique to this umbrella, have another the same): once you press the button to fold it down again after use, you can only open it again after having fully closed it, so pushed it right back down until it clicks into place, you cannot press the button to fold it down and then press again to open it, without fully closing it. This is a bit annoying, if you briefly enter a covered area. Other than this, I am very happy with how it performed in windy conditions: according to the Met, today there were wind gusts of up to 21 miles per hour, and this barely broke a sweat, so can see it being stable in far higher wind, as in the product description. The vented canopy did not even come into play at this wind speed, when holding it into the wind. I suspect, although did not test, that it would also have handled being held sideways or underside facing the wind direction, which a good, really weather-proof umbrella should withstand, as you can't always move it around quickly enough. Time will tell, and if possible, will update when I've encountered really stormy weather with this.

Great size and color. Easy to open and close. Good quality and value for the money. Really good quality material and great for traveling.