totesInBrella - Reverse Close Umbrella with Invisible Water Repellent Coating - Auto Close, Inverted, Dripless, and Stormproof for Rainy Weather

I bought my inside out umbrella at Publix - same brand - a lot more expensive. My chiropractor wanted one after he saw me with it at his office on a very rainy day. I showed him how it keeps the water from going all over you or from getting into your car when you close it. I ended up getting him this one, on sale, for Christmas. He's thrilled!

This is a truly unique and useful design in an umbrella. In fact, we now own 3 of them. There are a bunch of automatic _opening_ umbrellas on the market. This one has automatic _closing_. You may not be able to appreciate the advantage of that until you actually use one, like me, but I quickly became a fan.

What is not to love about this product? No more getting the inside of my car, soaking wet every time it rains! I don’t know why it took me so long to buy one but once I did, I bought one for a gift for a friend.

only thing I wish was if it was bigger. for one person ideal, for two, not. other than that, solid. love the umbrella. would recommend.

It was given as a gift. They really liked it. I did too. I like the way it opens up. Very nice umbrella!

I'm not going to lie and say that they are super practical. While I think they're easier to close when getting into a car due to their outward closing design, I still prefer the inward closing design as the internal rods are better protected and I can use the little top of the umbrella thingy to walk with it like an old-fashioned gentleman. But what makes this umbrella stand out is the transparency, which beckons me back to those Tokyo Tik Tok rain videos and the one Kdrama "I'm not a robot" where they used a transparent umbrella. It's just... a nice experience. I bought this umbrella for that reason alone, and I am happy overall with how it functions and how it looks.

I purchased this in anticipation for my move to a coastal area. I was told the winds can be strong and it rains often in my area so I should invest in a strong, high-quality umbrella. After three and a half months of coastal living, I feel like I've developed a pretty good Pros and Cons list.Pro:- Matches every outfit- Can withstand 25mph winds and NOT flip inside out (unlike my roommates cheap Wal-Mart umbrella)- Easy to see the cyclists who almost run into you (Because it's clear!)- Really pretty to watch the rainfall and not get it in your eyes- People look at you in amazement when it reverse opens- It makes a great self-defence weapon in a pinchCon:- Just a little too small, when I walk without any bags it's perfect but when I have my bookbag it gets soaked- Can't use it to hide your face when you trip and fall into a massive puddle (Again, because it's clear)- Can withstand 25mph winds by catching the wind and pulling you backwards 10 feet down the sidewalkI love my umbrella! It's definitely worth the money (and that's coming from a broke college kid). I had to walk to work in a tropical storm with 25mph + winds and it held together perfectly! My only warning is that because it's so strong, it'll sometimes catch the wind and, if you're short and small like I am, It'll yank you backwards a few good feet, but it won't flip inside out!

Slides right up barely open car door, comes back in just as easily. Very attractive, wind resistant.