LifeventureSmall Trek Umbrella Windproof Ripstop Canopy Travel Umbrella With Ergonomic Handle & Protective Sleeve – Portable Compact Telescopic Lightweight Design And High Wind Resistance

It survives moderate wind by being easy to turn back after being inverted, it is strongly built and folds into a small parcel. It is a bit fiddly to fold; you have to push on the top bit and later press in a spring loaded ball bearing. However, it is bigger than any folding umbrella that I have owned and it fits easily into my anorak pocket. You usually get what you pay for in life and this brolly, in my opinion, is worth the money.

It's lightweight, but not very sturdy. I'm not sure how long it would last, particularly in tough conditions on a long trek.The advantage is that it folds up really small and will take up hardly any space in a pack, or even a pocket.It's manual operation only, and the mechanism is not smooth or confidence-building. I would assume this is where it would fail, at some point in the future.But the price is nice, and will keep you dry or out of the sun, so 4 stars overall.

Compact but strong. Have used in high winds and driving rain and worked really well. When it blows out during really strong gusts of wind it returns to normal immediately. Great product, highly recommend.

It’s quite flimsy and is not wind resistant at all and turns inside out at the smallest breeze. It is nicely compact though.

Press a button to open or close. Strong and looks good.

This umbrella was advertised to withstand wind. It did not. After some gusts, one of the arms broke on the first day of use.I've used other mini umbrellas in much harsher winds and they have lasted for years.Maybe I got a defect product. Or it's of very bad quality.

Really small in size and works well, would buy another one.

Cheap, portable and useful. Fits into a pocket or a bag nicely. Won’t protect you very much in a storm as it’s not very big (it wouldn’t be so compact if it was) but will keep the rain off in a shower.