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[jlkz]

@Tinkrbl44 

I found a wind proof, " upside down " umbrella that collapses to a small size when closed on Amazon.  There were several different sizes.  I gifted one to my doctor.

The benefit of upside down: it doesn't drip onto the floor of your car, house, workplace, etc.  It is sturdy...costs more than Totes, etc.

[Tinkrbl44]

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@Maggie Nolia wrote:

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@Tinkrbl44 wrote:

Although Southern CA has been affected by the years long drought, it does rain here .... occasionally.     

I've had a really nice Totes Umbrella for years ... press the button and it opens up.  Unfortunately, closing it was a little tricky.   Now my umbrella has broken ... and I realized I haven't shopped for one of these in approximately 25 years!

I know there are new features and materials etc etc ....  I'd really appreciate your feedback .... What do you love or hate about your umbrella?   

I don't want to spend $200 on a high quality golf umbrella, but I don't want a piece of kwap, either.   

All feedback,  suggestions and recommendations are very much appreciated!

TIA !  

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I recently noticed Totes has an umbrella that closes at the press of a button in addition to opening at the press of a button.  At least that's what the little card attached to it said.  If I remember correctly, it was collapsible, too, but not a mini.  

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@Maggie Nolia 

I love when they pop open .... but they really also need to pop closed!  thanks ... I will check them out.

[Jacie]

I got my golf umbrella YEARS ago at either Target or Walmart (so far back  I can't remember!) and I don't golf! I liked the oversize! It has held up really well and didn't cost 200 bucks.