Storm Umbrella – Holds Its Shape When the Wind Turns the Corner

An umbrella built around an aluminum frame with reinforced ribs, made to flex rather than fold the wrong way. Open, the canopy spans 110 centimeters; closed, it is 30 centimeters long. The fabric sheds water and a single button pops the whole thing open.

Why choose this umbrella?

Umbrellas rarely give out because of rain. They give out on a bridge or an open intersection, where one gust is enough. A reinforced frame bends with that gust and springs back, which is the difference between one umbrella and a new one every season.

Reinforced ribs: the frame gives with a gust and returns to shape.
110 cm span: enough canopy to cover your shoulders and the bag on them.
One-button opening: no wrestling with two hands on a wet sidewalk.
Water-repellent fabric: rain and road spray stay on the outside.
450 grams: substantial without being a weight in your bag.

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

Angle the canopy into the wind instead of holding it flat overhead, and the frame does what it was designed to do. At home, leave it half open to dry before closing it, because water trapped in the folds stays there for days. A sleeve is included so it does not soak the inside of your bag on the way back.