There’s an umbrella that’s actually windproof and it’s somehow only $17 on Amazon

Windproof Umbrella Amazon

We know the routine all too well. You go to a local store, buy a cheap umbrella and use it for a few months. Then a slight gust of wind completely destroys it and ruins your day. So what do you do? You go back to a local store and buy another cheap umbrella to use until the same thing happens again a few months later. If you want to break the cycle without breaking the bank, it’s high time you upgrade to an Ecourban Automatic Compact Windproof Travel Umbrella. It’s only $16.99 on Amazon but it can withstand winds that are about twice as fast as anything you’ll ever find yourself in. Trust us, you can’t find a better way to spend $17.

Here are some bullet points from the product page:

  • STURDY FRAME CONSTRCTURE, STRONG WINGPROOF: Made of 8 durable fiberglass ribs and steel central shaft, making the umbrella strong sturdy and windproof. It won't break even flip inside out. Durability tested thousands of times to ensure it won't be broken in heavy rain.
  • MADE BY 190T PG, WATERPROOF, EASY TO DRY: The umbrella was made of high quality recycling PG fiber, durably to use for a long time. The water-repellent specific makes you more convenient to get in, even without flip, all the rain drops fall down quickly.
  • AUTO OPEN&CLOSE, COMFORTABLE GRIP: The umbrella is automatic designed. You can automatically open and close it in just one second to avoid getting caught in rain. Considering longer lifetime, the folding up feature is hand-driven. Thousands of times operation is stress-free for this straight umbrella. EVA handle makes you feel comfortable when hold and also reduce the total weight.
  • A QUALITY TRUSTWORTHY UMBRELLA: The manufacturing process is strictly inspected to ensure each sport umbrella with high quality. To bring customers the best usage experience, most processes are completed by manual work.
  • QUALITY GUARANTEE - If by any rare chance we missed a defective unit after our stringent quality control, a new one will be sent to you for free.

Ecourban Automatic Compact Travel Umbrella, Waterproof&Windproof, Unbreakable: $16.99

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