GORILLA GRIPGORILLA GRIP Strong Stick Umbrella for Rain, Compact Travel One-Click Automatic Open Close, Lightweight, Portable, US Designed Reinforced Fiberglass Ribs, Wind Resistant, Easy Collapse, Yellow

Seems like a pretty heavy-duty umbrella. Springs both open and closed. I keep one in my vehicle for those just in case times.

I mean it has cats and dogs on it - need I say more. How cute of an umbrella!

VERY NICE SIZED UMBRELLA! JUST IN TIME FOR ALL THE RAIN WE HAVE BEEN GETTING HERE. COVERED ME WELL AND KEPT ME DRY.

Nice enough umbrella. Bought it for the car. Like the color options making it easy to find one that matches specific vehicles.Quality wise it doesn't seem any better or worse than a generic collapsible. No real worries about it but nothing stands out either.Only complaint is that the handle at the bottom is annoyingly short. Short enough that you'll wonder how to hold it if you actually stop to think about it. Only reason for the 4 stars. In the wind you'll have to have a couple fingers on the shaft.The "auto close" feature that closes the umbrella when you push the button again (although you still have to manually collapse the shaft afterwars) is really nice however. Makes walking into buildings and getting into vehicles much easier and quick, wich is the worst part about carrying an umbrella with you. I wish all umbrellas did that.

Love this Gorilla Grip umbrella! The one-click open/close is super handy, and it’s compact enough for my bag. Survived heavy wind and rain without flipping—very sturdy with strong ribs. Lightweight and perfect for travel. The navy color looks sleek too. Highly recommend for everyday use!

DurableLiving up to it's expectations.

Most folding umbrellas make me nervous - like a strong wind would easily destroy them. This one seems much sturdier. I just wist someone would invent one making it easy to use with my walker

I recently tried the Gorilla Grip Umbrella, and unfortunately, I was not impressed. While it is lightweight and easy to carry, it claims to withstand winds of up to 23 mph, which it definitely did not do in my experience. During a recent windy day, the umbrella struggled to hold up and flipped inside out, leaving me soaked. If you live in a windy city, I wouldn't recommend this umbrella, as it simply doesn't provide the durability needed for strong gusts. Overall, I was disappointed with its performance and would suggest looking for a more robust option.