Item: Trenovo Travel Inverted Umbrella - 10 Ribs Automatic Folding Reverse Umbrella Price (at time of review *): $16.99 (* Note that I receive some items at discounted or zero cost through Amazon Vine participation. The price indicated is the purchase price, with or without discounts, as advertised on the product page at the time this review is posted) Pros: Umbrella is a good material and while not large, certainly with enough coverage for a single person to get to and from the car on a rainy day. It comes with a cover and a velcro strap to keep it compact when not in use. Once removed, there is a button on the base that quickly and effectively opens it fully, so you wont be fiddling with it (and getting wet) while stepping out of your vehicle. When you are inside again, it also closes at the push of a button (at least partially), though it will take a bit longer to push it back into the base, tighten the strap and re-affix the cover. It is well made and the material seems like it will last a bit, so long as the conditions you use it in are reasonable. Cons: Just takes a bit to get it back in its pouch, but no more so than similar models. Ratings (1-10 scale; 0 = Very poor, 5 = Average, 10 = Exceptional) Quality: 8 Value (based on purchase price of $16.99): 7 Utility: 8 Overall: 7.5 Hopefully you found this review helpful in identifying the best product to meet your needs.

This is a nice compact umbrella that opens to a really good size. it has the double layer so it should not flip in the wind. I havent used it in the rain yet, but it looks like it will work great. When folded, it is a nice compact package. It comes with a sleeve, its pretty hard to put back in after its been opened, so that will probably be the same as the others I have had and wind up living in the glove box. I do like that this is an inverted umbrella, it keeps the wet off of your car and floor. The edge is reflective, making you easier to see when walking in the rain. Overall a very nice umbrella!

This is a nice, sturdy umbrella. It goes up and down easily. While I havent used it on a windy day yet, it seems sturdy. The only draw back is that I cant get it back into the sleeve. Its fine for me, as I dont really need it but worth noting for those who like to store theirs in the cover.

The Trenovo Travel Inverted Umbrella is a option for those in need of a rain umbrella. The 10 ribs of the umbrella provide added strength and support, which should make it resistant to strong winds and heavy rain. The automatic folding feature also adds to the convenience and ease of use of the umbrella, as it can be easily opened and closed with one hand. One of the standout features of the Trenovo umbrella is its unique inverted design, which allows for easy storage and prevents water from dripping onto the user when closing the umbrella. The reflective material on the canopy also adds an extra level of safety when using the umbrella at night or in low light conditions. The double vented canopy allows for added airflow, further reducing the likelihood of the umbrella flipping inside out in high winds. The canopy is also made from waterproof and UV resistant material, providing added protection from the elements. Overall, the Trenovo Travel Inverted Umbrella is a great choice for those in need of a durable, reliable rain umbrella. Its unique inverted design, automatic folding feature, and added safety features make it stand out from other options on the market. This review was made from second hand information found online.

I was surprised by the size and weight of this travel umbrella. Its about 13 long and close to a pound in weight. I am used to much smaller and lighter weight ones. This however, does seem to be quite sturdy and I believe will be durable. The spring action is quite forceful, so you will want to hold away from your body when opening and closing this umbrella. The inverted design does not prevent dropping or splashing.

I love how fast this umbrella deploys and Ive never had one that will fold up again by the push of a button. Its a nice size and weight, but I would have given it a perfect 5-star review if it wasnt for the sleeve it comes in. I like having something like that to keep it in when it is in my car, but it is very difficult to get the umbrella back in its sleeve once it has been deployed.

I love this umbrella but it does take a lot of force to close it

This black auto folding travel umbrella (about a foot tall) came packaged inside of a plastic sleeve along with a storage pouch and a sheet of instructions. I found the auto open and close buttons to be convenient Once the umbrella is opened, there is a vented double canopy inside which allows wind to go through unlike my old umbrella that does not have that type of canopy where it gets flipped inside out when there is wind --which makes of course, makes the good ole traditional umbrella not so helpful on windier days. The reflective stripe that they included along the edges of this umbrella is a good added feature which of course helps to increase visibility especially as I am using the umbrella when it is rainy and kinda dark outside. And because this umbrella folds (in reverse) the rain water is collected and stays in the umbrella to reduce the likelihood of water dripping on me. Of course, I have to remember not to invert the umbrella as the collected water will come out! (Note: I did have a bit of difficulty storing umbrella back into pouch as it is fitted and I had to roll tighten the umbrella in order for it to fit back into the pouch.)

It is a beautiful color and kept me dry.

This umbrella is called a travel umbrella, but I think it’s a little too big and heavy for long distance travel. Maybe for a quick trip or car trip it would be helpful, but I would be reluctant to bring it for a long s distance trip. As to the umbrella itself, it’s very sturdy and strong. It must weigh over a pound as it’s a beefy mechanism that seems to be very well constructed with nice materials. As other reviewers have stated, once you remove the outer sleeve, getting it back in is nearly impossible. Not a big deal, as this is pretty common and really not necessary. The spring mechanism works great.