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JCTexas
> 3 dayWhen I first opened it it stayed inside out and I had to pull the umbrella into the normal shape. I have had trouble since. It does keep the water from going everywhere which is nice. It is really tough to close though so if you are in a hurry, you are going to get wet. That is why I gave it 4 stars. I am hoping in time it is easier to shut but for now you almost need three hands to close it.
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NM
> 3 dayI like the design and construction of the XIXVON umbrella. The reverse (or inverted) folding and reflective safety strip on its rim are thoughtful considerations. After walking to the car in a rain with this umbrella, while sliding on to your car seat, the reverse folding is helpful not to drip water inside the car and you may place the folded umbrella on the passenger seat or backseat without wetting. I understand it has UPF 50 and watery coating to prevent harmful UV rays or rainwater seeping on to the person under the umbrella. The metal frame with ten fiberglass ribs add strength and stability to withstand wind gusts. The one button opening and closing feature is nice. The space under the umbrella is large to accommodate two adults. The umbrella is lightweight (about 1 lb). Because of its large canopy and reverse folding the folded umbrella looks somewhat bulky. If you need a folding, travel umbrella this is a good choice.
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Katherine Cruz
> 3 dayI love that the button can both pop it out as well as pop it back in. Its soo convenient when getting back in or coming out of the car. The last umbrella I had would drop all the rain water ontop of me, everytime I would close it. This one is amazing because it holds the water inside. Durable quality material.
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Linda
Greater than one weekIt held up nicely for Texas heat. Took it to the beach and did notice a huge difference on our heat but when the winds came, had to be careful cause it almost took the umbrella with it. Overall good purchase so far two months of use and no issues noted.
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rosailine maldonado
> 3 dayEs de buen material y estética es muy bonita.
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dadellman
> 3 dayRain or shine this umbrella is very effective. A big plus is the reverse opening feature and it holds up pretty well with moderate winds. The reflective strip is an added plus.
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Marcia C.
> 3 dayOk, I was hoping it would do everything they said it would. In heavy rain and in high wind storms for 3 months strait in California I used this for 2 1/2 months. PROS: Folds up so as to Not Allow the water to drip everywhere. (Super Good) Opens Extremely Fast. Extremely high end materails & construction. The band around circumference of Umbrella lights up great in dark. CONS: Will collapse in high wind storm. High winds causes it to flip upwards in the opposite direction and its Not Easy to return to its downward posistion. Also very very hard to close. Now I am a women without strong arm muscels. It took a lot of time and effort to get this Umbrella to close down like it should. So just beware. Other than that its a very good umbrella. I would try a different one if purchasing again.
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LKF
> 3 dayThis umbrella is a solidly built version of the very inexpensive umbrellas you will find hanging on a rack at Walmart. The fabric is superior and the mechanical operation (push button to open) is smooth working and effortless. It opens with a satisfying whoosh. Closing it is a bit harder--the fabric is substantial and getting it all back into the sleeve is a challenge (but it can be done.) I am all for better quality--even when it costs a bit more. This umbrella is great in the briefcase or in the car and will certainly not let you down if it is windy.
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Sharaid
> 3 dayworks great.
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Brian Monahan
Greater than one weekThe umbrella opens repeatedly in the inverted position, making it unusable in a rainstorm. Unlike it illustration, there is no LED illumination on the underside. It is an unremarkable umbrella with a unique design that is best avoided.