XIXVON Umbrella Pro (10 Ribs, Red) | UPF 50+ 99% UV Protection, Reflective Safety Strip, Sturdy Windproof, Travel Portable, Automatic | Reverse Folding Umbrella

This umbrella seems sturdier and thicker than most I’ve had before. It’s a really nice umbrella. It’s nice that it folds inside out to keep the wet side on the inside. I saw the price of this thing though, and I can’t see spending that kind of money on an umbrella. $90 is crazy for an umbrella.

XIXVON Umbrella Pro | UPF 50+ 99% UV Protection is an amazing umbrella. Simply the best umbrella I have ever owned. The material is a heavy plastic that both keeps the sun ray out and the rain. It even has reflective safety strips along the edge at the bottom of the umbrella. The handle is sturdy with a bit of weight added to it and the material is windproof that will not easily flopover and tear during a windy day. I seriously recommend this umbrella to Amazon shoppers.

Probably the best umbrella Ive ever owned. Opened this up in a windstorm and it handled it like a champ while anything else I have owned would have done that whole flipped upside down thing. Almost whisked me away like Mary Freakin Poppins, but held its shape perfectly. I was really impressed. Just hit the button (with it unswrapped, it wont do anything otherwise) and it opens right up. Hit the button again and it collapses. You need to reset it before opening it again, though. That can take a little bit off muscle. But Im really impressed. Worked really well as a sunbrella as well. This is a keeper and I dont see myself buying anything other than this in the future.

I have to say this is the fanciest umbrella Ive probably ever owned or used. Even the bag it came in felt premium. Ive used push button self opening umbrellas, and while they close up pretty small, the umbrella itself is also usually pretty small. Theyre also usually pretty thin material without much light blocking. This thing when closed is one of the most compact umbrellas Ive ever seen, pops open insanely quick, and provides great size coverage and light blockage. When its time to put it away push the button again and it pops back closed just as quickly. Whats even better is the inverted closure, keeping all the water on the top/inside of the closed umbrella, you can avoid getting everything and everywhere soaking wet. Ive seen it on sale or with a coupon available for 40-50% off, which makes the price a bit suitable if you ask me. Hopefully it stands up to the weather and lasts as long as the claims would imply.

Followed the instructions and it won’t open correctly. I don’t know if I got a “bad one”. I will tell you this. It’s not worth the money spent on it. The material alone. I see the idea but this umbrella is crap.

This umbrella has a nice reverse-folding design that contains the wet surface of the umbrella when its folded, thus decreasing the chance of getting everything around you wet after coming in out of the rain. It opens easily with a push of the button, but it will initially be inverted -- its easy to bend it down to the normal shape, though. Closing the umbrella requires pressing the button (which collapses the umbrella in the abovementioned reverse manner), wrapping the velcro fastener around the umbrella, then compressing the telescoping part until it locks -- this part may make your hand a little wet, since youll have to push from the top of the folded umbrella. Material seems nicely durable, and the overall build quality is solid. They thoughtfully included a zipper on the case to widen the mouth, since the folded umbrella will inevitably be fatter than when it originally arrived in its packaging.

Rain 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.

first time trying an umbrella that opens up inside out and they should all be made this way!!!! it’s extremely convenient & drys so quickly after being closed. really like the reflective detail too

This 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.

I posted pictures of my $9 Red convenient store umbrella next to this $82 AMAZON umbrella (on sale for $49). I never thought AMAZON would be marking up prices just so it looks like they marked them down. I shop on Amazon to avoid those stores. The Amazon umbrella has good fabric & a reflector on the edge. But the hardware & bars felt the very similar to the $9 flimsy one.