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The most annoying part of using an umbrella during a heavy downpour is getting into your car dripping wet. The invention of reversible umbrellas like the Spar. Saa Double Layer Inverted Umbrella solves this problem. It opens inside-out, leaving the wet side on the inside when closed, so you don’t get soaked when entering a car.
Construction
Its unique double-layer, reverse-opening, and folding design stand out. It’s this construction that keeps water from dripping on the floor or car because the top part folds under the dry area. When coupled with the double-layer pongee fabric and its eight steel ribs, the umbrella has superb windproof effects. Also, the arc is large enough to shelter you and your loved one.
Opening mechanism
The umbrella has an automatic and manual opening mechanism. You can click the button embedded on the frame or push it open. It’s safer to open and close manually since its design prevents you from poking people’s eyes.
Portability
It isn’t your regular compact umbrella. When open it has a length of 42.5 inches and 31.5 inches when folded. As such, you can’t stash it in your backpack or handbag if you want to carry light.
Value for money
The umbrella is reasonably priced for its unique design and overall construction. The reversible design keeps you and your car dry while its large arch accommodates more than two people. Adding a hollow-out technology that makes it 2.7 times easier to open is another selling point.
Final verdict
The Spar. Saa Double Layer Inverted Umbrella is a solid buy if looking for a handy reversible umbrella. The trade-off is its incredible length. If you like packing light or looking for a more compact umbrella, you’d need to look for other options like the Lanbrella windproof umbrella.
