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Love the skull design. Read more

This is super cute!! There’s not much to say about how it works, works fine like any other umbrella. But the little color changing few drops are adorable! I get lots of compliments on it. Read more

It’s really a cool gift Read more

I got this and eagerly waited for a good rain to try it out. We had quite a drought. Rain finally came, and the umbrella met all my expectations! It takes a minute for the colors to change, but when they do, it’s so cool! Only problem is that you have to put it down to see it, and that defeats the purpose of an umbrella. Read more

I admit it. I rely on reviews a little too much, but I never take the time to leave a review. Call it lazy I guess. But this one got me so upset that I had to take time to write this. Who could NOT love an umbrella that changes color?! Being a designer, I just HAD to have something so unique! I was the happiest person with my stupid umbrella! "LOOK! LOOK HOW IT CHANGES COLORS!" (I was almost on the verge of being just like Gene Kelly the first time out in the rain! Sad..I know.) That happiness went away during the second time I took my "amazing" umbrella out. Simply walking to my car in a steady rain with zero wind, the entire thing just FLOPPED right on top of me. I tried to close it up to jump in the car, but it wouldn't even close! Looking at it closer in the car, every single metal bar giving the umbrella it's shape snapped in half. What?! I can understand if it were windy out, but there was none! It may have been the one I received because by the looks of it, many are happy, but how disappointing! Oh well...back to my boring solid black umbrella....*sigh*... Read more

I ordered this umbrella through Amazon and I have had it for a little over 4 months now. The umbrella is a small, compact, manual folding umbrella. The frame of the umbrella is somewhat flimsy and does not appear to be of very good quality and the handle is very small. However, the umbrella does open and close and I have used it fairly regularly as I live in Vancouver and it rains a lot and I have not yet had any problems. The reason that I bought the umbrella was for the reflective canopy and that works very well. During the day, the canopy appears to be dull grey but at night it reflects any direct (e.g. car headlights) or ambient light (e.g. street lights) and it is very visible. In the winter I usually end up walking home form work in the dark and I usually wear dark clothing and I have noticed that drivers were having a hard time seeing me. However, with this umbrella they see me right away. I wish that the frame was of better quality and I have deducted one star for that. That said, I think this umbrella is a great idea. I am not aware of any other umbrella that is anywhere near as reflective as this one so I will continue to use it. Read more

Always glad to have this umbrella when walking around traffic on dark, rainy nights. It doesn't rain often here, but I've had the umbrella for about 3 seasons now without issues. Read more

Purchased mostly for the novelty, the concept of an umbrella to increase your visibility when it's most likely to be used, dark or overcast rain conditions makes sense and falls under the "why did no one think of this sooner?" category. As an umbrella, it should work fine. A few points to consider: - This is not your average nylon umbrella. It's thick, almost like vinyl. It seems like 3M Scotchlite, though that's not indicated anywhere. If you've ever seen anything with Scotchlite reflective strips you know how thick it can be. This is that thick, all of it. The material doesn't like to collapse or fold well. Trying to get the velcro strap around it is a stretch. I'm expecting the tight folding will cause some breakdown in the reflective properties at the creases. - It's a collapsible umbrella, but has no spring loading. The new style is nifty where the button collapses the top as well as extends the entire package. This doesn't even work like the old style, where the button springs everything out. This is 100% manual opening. The shaft will extend while the umbrella is in the case if you try to grab the handle and pull. You need to push from the closed end of the carry case and get some bulk hanging out that you can grab on to. - The handle is plastic, and threads on to a plastic tip. Expecting this may fail at some point. Overall, you're likely paying for the reflective material and possibly the most bare-bones, chintziest umbrella framework probably out of the East. Read more