Golf umbrella Blue

I received this umbrella a few days ago . Yesterday was rainy so it was the perfect opportunity to test my umbrella , so I opened it outside to test it out, and I have to say it was everything that I was looking for. The colorful double vented canopy makes it a great product. The Black color of the outer umbrella is a super shade of black it's nice and colorful inside. It’s absolutely beautiful. The umbrella cloth is not traditional ones, this one has some special coating. It totally protected my sight from the sun rays on a sunny day, and it seems to keep UV away well. I noticed the fabric of the umbrella is vented so that winds can flow out of it, preventing the umbrella from flipping over. And it's pretty large because it covered my old mother and me well in the storm. I've had large umbrellas before, but they blow inside out, this one is unbelievably tough in the wind. The frame and ribs of the umbrella are made of fiberglass, and if you ask me it is much more durable than the typical metal shafts, and it's more lightweight. I do love how it springs out itself . it is a super nice feature, you can get under the umbrella quickly. I highly recommend this umbrella!!

Really lovely umbrella, love the purple & black look. Very well made, am very pleased with my purchase. Quick delivery aswell, bonus!

This is the second one of these umbrellas I have bought so I obviously like them. They are great in fairly high winds but not in the 58 mile an hour winds I broke the first one in - oops! I have a slight issue with the second one in that one of the spokes sometimes comes out of the little holder on the canopy. Overall a great umbrella but don't use in gale force winds (obviously!).

We were looking for a large, sturdy umbrella that would shelter us both easily. After reading the reviews of several of the large umbrellas on this site we decided on this one and it's proved an excellent choice. We've used our Koler in some rather heavy downpours and it's never leaked. It's well-balanced, surprisingly lightweight for its size, and the handle provides a secure grip. Because the air vent around the centre of the umbrella lets the wind blow through, it's easier to handle in blowy rain than you'd think it would be. It has a nylon (?) carrying case for use when it's furled. That has a long handle that can go over your shoulder even if you're wearing a thick coat, so it can be carried hands-free when not in use. The umbrella opens automatically with a good-sized button on the handle that I find easy to push. There's no automatic closure, but it pulls closed manually with very little effort. It's secured with two attached ribbons that wrap around it -- one around the top section and one around the lower section. Each fastens firmly with a Velcro patch. It has turned inside out only once, in a sudden severe gust in a heavy storm that sent many other umbrellas flying down the street inside out. I ducked into shelter and had it popped right-side out in a moment, waited for the gust to die down, and had no further trouble with it even though the rain was still pounding down. So … now that this lovely giant-sized umbrella has gotten you and your companion successfully through the rain, how do you dry it once you're indoors? If you have room to open it completely, it takes a very short time to dry. So if you have a small house or apartment you may think this isn't for you. But there are two easy solutions. One is to close it but not fasten it, so that air can get to the folds of the fabric. Stand it on its handle in a sink, bathtub or shower, or in a small washing-up tub. Shake it periodically to rearrange the folds so that all of the fabric and the working mechanism can dry, or periodically look for wet patches and pull them to the outside. This takes longer than opening it completely, but it works. You may even find that you can open it fully in your shower or tub. An alternate small-space way of getting it dry fairly quickly is to set up a folding laundry rack. With your Koler dfully open, set it right side up on top of the opened rack, with the handle dangling down through the centre of the rack. If the corners of the top of the rack aren't soft, lay a doubled flannel or similar over each top corner to keep them from damaging or stretching the umbrella fabric. That shouldn't significantly affect the drying time. Whatever method you use, be sure your Koler is entirely dry before putting it away. With proper care, it should serve you well for years. NOTE: Stay safe. Don't try to dry your umbrella near flames or any other heat source. Leave the air in your home to do the drying in a safe space

I watch grandson play football in all sorts of weather and its first outing did the job. Perfect just what I need.

Had one before and misplaced it so had to order another. Great umbrellas for the price.

Well made, aesthetically pleasingcznd reasonably priced.

I can't say much because my umbrella was stolen very quickly, so it must look very good. good size looks okay