BLUNT Classic Umbrella with 47” Canopy and Wind Resistant Radial Tensioning System - Aqua Blue

I get compliments on this umbrella all the time. Did not know an umbrella could be so good.The corners can wear thin after a lot of use. Only other con is that it's expensive, so I was sad when I lost this. Tells you a lot that I immediately had a new one shipped.

This is my wife’s favorite umbrella! Looks great and works as designed.

On Day 2 of use, the handle fell off upon opening. It FELL off.This was not an occasion where I could tell that I was exerting too much force. I was exerting the minimal force necessary to OPEN the umbrella (i.e. use it). And it FELL off.This was not an occasion where a large gust of wind caught the umbrella and the sudden exertion of meteorological conditions brought the umbrella to its breaking point. No. This was opening the umbrella. And it FELL off.If I could simply snap the handle back on, I would still return the umbrella but I would likely chalk it up to being a defective unit. However, the handle could not even be snapped back into place. Instead, the handle's absence revealed the shoddy construction that I suspect is consistent among all units.This umbrella is truly overpriced garbage. It most certainly is not "Strong & ... Built to Last" as represented.The merchant's representation that it is "Light," however, is accurate. Probably because it is made of garbage.Make sure to save the box to make the return easier.

This Blunt Classic Umbrella is $79. I hardly use it. I recently went to use it & it's broken. One of the ribs detached so the umbrella is unusable. Poor materials & poor construction. Bad choice.

It's worth every penny of investment.

Best umbrella I've ever used - and I've owned many over my 72 years. It's solid but not overly heavy. It's safe and secure to use in the wind and in a crowd. Just get this one.

Not the most attractive design - chunky and plasticky - but so far has proven rugged and effective.

The handle is held on by a thin piece of plastic wrapped around a small metal post, and that strip of plastic breaks very easily. Can't believe the low quality on an umbrella that costs more than $100.