Blunt Classic, Charcoal, One Size

Fantastic quality. Hasnt rained since I bought it. Perfect for diffusing hurricanes but may lead to drought: please dont shop to Kansas.

This product is hand down the best umbrella ever. I bought the camo color. Its TRUE camo. The color in the picture isnt accurate. It looks like woodland in the picture, but it not. The photo didnt capture the green accurately. I really like it. This umbrella would be awesome in the wilderness. 6 stars!

Everything I heard was true. This thing is built to withstand a tornado. Nice looking too.

This is the best umbrella Ive ever owned. It shipped fast! Stood outside in a downpour for a celebration of life and stayed perfectly dry. Great quality!

I bought 6 of these. A tad expensive, but well built and worth the price. Im looking for a cyclone to test its capabilities. Four were gifts to my children, and 2 stayed in my home. Safety with my grandchildren justifies the price alone.

Did not include sleeve with strap which is entire reason why I bought this

Extremely well constructed. It seemed extravagent to pay this much for an umbrella but I was tired to sending other brands to the landfill. Just big enough for two in a pinch and great coverage for one. Provides great confidence during really windy and wet days. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a quality product that is built to last.

For the price, I thought this would be the last umbrella I would ever buy. Unfortunately, that was not the case. One good thing is that it lasted 4 years, which is why I gave it 2 stars, but I expected more. The weak point is that the shaft is made up of 2 sections. I had mine in the car and one day I go to get it and the shaft had separated. How? I have no idea. I tried to put it back together but the metal is very thing and deforms easily so it was impossible. I contacted the company and showed them what happened but since the warranty was expired there was nothing they could do.

Great umbrella. I love mine, have had it for 6 months or so now.

This is a nice umbrella. It is clear some work went into the design, and I was drawn in by the claims of meticulous engineering and I dont doubt that the shape and structure are well thought out for an umbrella. But this design is betrayed by poor use of material. The struts (I think correct term is ribs based on some googling) are made of a stiff plastic, which gave me pause when I first opened it. It worked very well for the first few rains. However, recently I opened it to see the plastic hinges near the top of the umbrella ribs had snapped. Considering it just leaned against the wall when it wasnt in use, this was strange. Given the price of this umbrella I am very disappointed in the material quality despite seemingly good design. I really doubt this is a fluke in my umbrella, and I think I will buy umbrellas that do not make load bearing components out of plastic. Maybe Blunt has a line with metal construction?