senz "Smart Stormproof Stick Umbrella in Sunset Red

DisappointingCash to flush? If not then why bother?

I saw a video of this umbrella in a wind tunnel opened in simulated hight speed wind. It didn't destroy itself or even flip inside out. The main thing I like about this umbrella is its shape. I'm in a wheel hair and clamp this to the push handle behind me and when its open it covers me and my legs entirely. No waisted area behind me. A minor complaint would be their aren't many colors, I could only find red. This is truly and amazing umbrella worth its price.

This is a great umbrella (impervious to wind, easy to open/close, etc.), but the main reason I bought it was to have a strong umbrella that was large enough to keep my legs out of the rain. While the shape does help on your back legs, I really think it needs to be longer in the front, as I still have problems getting the bottom half of my body soaked. If I were to do it again, I would go with a more traditional golf-umbrella.

My wife left me alone at home for a week while she went to visit her family. What does a grown male adult do at night? Why shop for umbrellas, of course!I got drenched one day walking home with a small hand umbrella. The only other umbrella we had in our closet was a terribly large golf one. I have never really looked around for stylish or useful umbrellas. Amazon, though, allowed me the chance to explore. I wanted something semi-masculine but not too flashy that it might get stolen at work if I left it there for an extended period.This umbrella is pretty darn cool. I noticed a few things right away: it's thin, light, and packs nicely. When I pulled it out of the cover, I realized the design was different from most umbrellas I have owned. You do not press a button and extend it upward. Instead, you press a button and pull it downward. My guess is that this innovation might be what helps its wind resistance (you cannot accidentally overextend and invert by opening it too far). It held up perfectly fine with wind gusts the next day. I'm not too sure its odd shaped design will protect me any better with heavy rains but I do feel like I can hide further inside and avoid some of the drip that hits the back of my pant legs with most other umbrellas.I like the bold red color, too. I can't believe I have written this long of a review but I really like the product. My wife still can't believe I spent so much on an umbrella. I have no regrets.UPDATE AFTER A FEW WEEKS OF USE:The umbrella lacks a great way to close up. When you push the slide upward to close it, there is no locking mechanism that clicks it into place (i.e., closed) so it sometimes starts to open back up if you have not used the velcro straps. The bottom velcro strap (closest to the handle) is also a little too far up and allows the bottom part of the umbrella to flow a little out. Although I like the product, I am docking it a star for not thinking the contraption all the way through. The rest of the umbrella is fine and its unique look has attracted a few complements.

I love Senz umbrellas. This is my second one. I bought the second because I wanted a different color. They are great in the wind.

This seems to work as advertised, and those I got a few as gifts for saw a real difference between this and the ones they were used to, and never liked.

Better than I expected. I love when it rains now

i am happy for find e perfect one!