G4Free47/54/62/68 Inch Golf Umbrella Auto Open Windproof Umbrella Double CanopyGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled StandardGlobal Recycled Standard

First impressions are that it is a perfectly adequate umbrella.They will never be life changing but this one is lightweight (62”) and has a useful quick release button and a reflective strip to aid night time safety.All seems well so far.

Great umbrella, it covers my golf clubs, trolley and me, great value for money.

great brolly, easy to use , carry etc, good size keeps you good and dry

Exactly as described, good value, good delivery time, excellent size, just what was wanted.

It’s a brolly. But it’s huge, great for me and the mrs when are sat at football training in the rain as it covers us both ! The button mechanism is nice and swish, and the carry bag is helpful. Repels water well and seems sturdy in its construction. A god buy at the price.

From the moment my umbrella arrived, not a single drop of rain fell. Not one. Anywhere, for days. This was, for once, annoying as I wanted to go out and 'test' my new brolly.I needed it to rain so I could use my umbrella. So I did the one surefire thing known to man - and woman - to make it rain. I went out and washed the car.Next day, monsoon and Biblical fooding; cars, houses and entire cities washed away. Excellent! So that was my fault if you all got wet. Sorry about that. However, to stop you getting wet again, I can recommend a really good umbrella... this one.I went for the fetching red and black 54" version. Off I went for my walk - with my umbrella as the forecasters had promised a 94% chance of rain. They were not wrong. 35 minutes into my walk the rain came down. Now usually, this triggers a tirade of unflattering comments and some pretty fruity language about the British weather. Not this time; this time I was armed. Off came the cover - that fitted neatly into my pocket. I undid the fastenings on the canopy and with what I can only describe as 'extreme smugness', casually - and I think elegantly - pushed the silver button. Up went the canopy, up went the smugness levels and down went any chance of me getting soaked.It rained for the next 45 minutes. I was dry. A few gusts of wind gave the brolly an opportunity to turn itself inside out, but it refused all temptation.It's light enough not to be a nuisance to carry, but it's sturdy; it doesn't feel flimsy in any way.I am made up with it.I am John Steed.

Good quality brolly.

Good strong umbrella.