Reply With QuoteI have a Repel Umbrella. It’s inexpensive, compact, sturdy, well reviewed. I keep mine in a satchel.
https://repelumbrella.com
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Must be a sign of ageing but having resisting carrying an umbrella for years I am now bored of getting soaked. Also have a new job that requires a uniform so more important I don’t turn up wet through.
Any recommendations for a small umbrella that I can throw in backpack - loads on the usual sites and all claim to be the lightest, strongest, etc, etc but prices vary so much I don’t really want to spend loads unless it’s bomb proof
I have a Repel Umbrella. It’s inexpensive, compact, sturdy, well reviewed. I keep mine in a satchel.
https://repelumbrella.com
Black Friday 40% discount code: BLACK40
Last edited by williemays; 24th November 2019 at 17:19.
https://www.umbrellaworld.co.uk/open...lla-black.html
I have one of these. Lasted very well and still going strong despite being turned inside out a few times.
Can’t find it now but I asked the same question last year, some great answers I bought a Davek one .
Fulton do a decent range.
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This:
https://www.james-smith.co.uk/produc...malacca-crook/
I was going to recommend their travel umbrella which unscrews, Day of the Jackal-style, to fit in a suitcase but they no longer seem to do it. I love mine.
In the Sotadic Zone, apparently.
I’ll second that. I have a Fulton Tornado and it’s a great bit of kit.
Cheers
Martin
Originally Posted by Lomax99
A good call by C-B there is also Fox who still do the packable full size.This:
https://www.james-smith.co.uk/produc...malacca-crook/
I was going to recommend their travel umbrella which unscrews, Day of the Jackal-style, to fit in a suitcase but they no longer seem to do it. I love mine.
https://www.foxumbrellas.com/
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