Totes InBrella - 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!

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

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!