Storm Umbrella – Reinforced Frame, 110 cm Canopy and Automatic Open

Storm Umbrella – Still Standing When the Wind Comes Around the Corner

An umbrella with reinforced ribs on an aluminum frame, built not to flip in a gust. Open, the canopy spans 110 cm; closed, it is 30 cm long. The fabric is water repellent and the umbrella opens at the push of a button.

Why choose a storm umbrella?

Most umbrellas are not killed by rain but by wind, usually on a bridge or at an intersection. A reinforced frame flexes with the gust and springs back rather than turning inside out. That saves you the habit of buying a new one every season.

• Reinforced ribs — the frame gives with a gust and comes back to shape.
• 110 cm canopy — enough span to keep your shoulders and your bag dry.
• Automatic open — one button, so no wrestling with two hands.
• Water-repellent fabric — rain and splash-back stay on the outside.
• 450 grams — sturdy enough to carry without your arm noticing.

An umbrella that makes it to the end of the fall.

Angle the canopy into the wind instead of holding it flat overhead, and the frame works with you. Let it dry half open at home before closing it, because water in the folds stays there a long time. The sleeve is included and keeps your bag dry on the way.

Specifications

• aluminum frame
• canopy 110 cm (43.3 in) open
• length 30 cm (11.8 in) closed
• weight 450 g (15.9 oz)
• automatic opening mechanism

Stand it by the door for the next downpour.