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Mrs. G
Greater than one weekI loved the color and style. It is large enough for more than one person. I only purchase umbrellas that are auto open and close.
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Jen B
> 3 dayThis umbrella was said to be the ultimate built to last heavy duty travel umbrella. Ive had it for approximately three months. It was fine to begin with, but yesterday when the wind and rain were really heavy, I had a time getting the umbrella closed. I would have to open it and then try to close it again. I normally buy Totes umbrellas, but I bought this one because it said it would withstand wind. The verdict is still out on whether or not I made a wise choice.
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Susie
> 3 dayFirst, I didnt get the color I thought I had ordered, but then maybe that was my mistake. But I am finding it very hard to click closed after you bring the umbrella down. It collapses fine but very hard to push into lock position.
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MB
> 3 dayNice quality and design. Big enough for two to be comfortable underneath.
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Michell Cunningham
> 3 dayI like everything about this umbrella
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R. Borow
> 3 dayThis umbrella is very sturdy and solid when one considers its compact size when retracted and folded. One press of a button and it automatically extends and opens to its large, roomy full size. In addition, its easily retractable.
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E. Ellis
> 3 dayThis umbrella is sturdy and durable. At the price, its a steal. Not as big as I imagined but bigger than a standard umbrella. It has both push button extension and retraction. The fabric is thick. All in all a great umbrella at a great price
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CFal
> 3 dayMy umbrella broke on me after 3 uses. I was using my umbrella and when I opened it, it shot of my hand and the handle broke from the umbrella.
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Nancy
> 3 dayLove the convenient since when not in use. Fits perfect in car door storage slot. Great big umbrella when in use.
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Cherilyn Hayres Fox
Greater than one weekUsed 3 times and every time it flipped in even the littlest gust of wind, and is now ripping at the seams