Pocket size
Eighteen centimetres folded, four and a half thick. It lives in a coat pocket or the small compartment of a bag, and you forget it is there.
The storm test
Slide from a drizzle to sideways rain. The ribs lean, the canopy sheds, and you stay dry.
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Why this one
Most umbrellas are either too big to carry or too flimsy to trust. This one is neither.
Eighteen centimetres folded, four and a half thick. It lives in a coat pocket or the small compartment of a bag, and you forget it is there.
Ninety centimetres across when open. Enough for you and a bag, without turning into a sail.
A black lining under the canopy blocks the sun as well as the rain, so it earns its place in the bag all year.
Six aluminium ribs flex in a gust and return to shape, where cheap plastic ones snap.
What people say

It actually fits in my jacket pocket. I stopped checking the forecast before leaving the house.

Survived a windy walk along the waterfront. The ribs flexed, nothing snapped, and it folded back up like new.

I did not believe the UPF 50+ claim, so I tested it with a UV card and a UV flashlight. Under the canopy the card stays white. The black lining really blocks it.
Good to know
Anything else, write to us and a person replies.
Eighteen centimetres long and four and a half thick when folded, about the size of a glasses case. It comes with a sleeve so it does not soak the rest of your bag.
The six ribs are aluminium, so they flex in a gust and come back to shape instead of snapping like plastic ones. Turn it into the wind and it recovers.
The black lining under the canopy blocks over 98% of UV. On a sunny day it is a real parasol, not just a marketing line.
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