G4Free 62 Inch Umbrella with Telescopic Sleeve Waterproof Large Golf Windproof Rain Umbrellas Non-Drip Oversize Stick Umbrella Heavy Duty Men Transparent Cover

I've been looking for an umbrella like this for a long time. It's big and cool. The case is also very comfortable

This is the strongest umbrella I ever seen and have. Ita one of those umbrellas that have this extending cover. But way better. It's so strong it won't turn the umbrella inside out from harsh winds. This umbrella has your back. 100% recommended 😉

What a very well put together and smartly created umbrella.In the basics, the push button works flawlessly to open the umbrella, and it closes flawlessly as well with no fighting, which I constantly feel like I have with other umbrellas when I try to close them.There are two Velcro wraps to wrap the umbrella up, which makes it even easier to slide the plastic sleeve on when you walk in the house get in the car or as for me last night going into a restaurant.Screw off to allow you to get water out of the umbrella after it’s been sitting a while and the entire sleeve will actually slide off as it did to me which I guess makes sense if you don’t want to keep the sleeve on it.After exiting my car and pouring rain and getting into the restaurant last night, I closed the Velcro closures. I pulled the plastic sleeve on, and it sat perfectly waiting for me to leave after dinner at which point of course it was not raining anymore..I brought it home to let it dry out in my garage overnight.Tip to handle is a little over 41 inches when closed.It has a nice area of covering and also has the vents so that if it were windy, it shouldn’t hopefully blow away or blow up!I think the price for this is super reasonable because of the extra add-ons as well as the easy to open and close!

Broke after first use

I may update this review once I've had more experience with the included hardshell sleeve. Its an interesting design feature.In terms of general functionality as an umbrella, this is a good one.

I got this umbrella just in time. My other name-brand umbrella stopped locking into place. So seeing this umbrella was a welcome relief. I thought any golf umbrella is as good as another. Boy, I was wrong. Yes, it is a regular umbrella that keeps rain off of me. But the extra add-on of the telescopic sleeve made this just a step up for me. The telescopic sleeve keeps the rain off of the interior of my car or office furniture. Once I collapse my umbrella, I can easily slide the telescopic sleeve over the umbrella to keep the water on the umbrella and not my car. I took this to work and had a couple of coworkers impressed with how it looked and how it was genius to use the telescopic sleeve. This umbrella also has a screw-off lid, so after a few minutes of sitting, I was able to empty the rain in the umbrella into a wastebasket to get ready for the next use. When I first got this umbrella, my husband was playing with the telescopic sleeve and it popped off of the sleeve (as seen in the picture). I was upset at first, but my husband was able to easily pop it back into place. Overall, we love this umbrella with the sleeve.

The media could not be loaded. This is the first umbrella of its kind I’ve seen. Prior to this, I’ve used the traditional golf umbrellas and the compact collapsible umbrellas. This is something different. It is a golf-size umbrella with a telescoping sheath that collects the rain draining off the umbrella down the tubes and into a little shot glass-sized reservoir with a removable screw cap for easy drainage. No puddles on the floor. No need to shake the water off violently before collapsing it.Two velcro straps hold it tightly closed, but it can be telescoped closed in a hurry without bothering with them. Large push button releases the slide and a spring opens it automatically. Stays open via tension, no click at the top to release it to close. In my video I show how it can slide a bit via pumping my arm, and returns to fully open.Made with carbon fiber pole. Light and stiff. Fairly light overall. Acceptably light. It’s heavier than a mini umbrella, for sure. Not as heavy as my old wood-handled, steel-framed Budweiser golf umbrella.Foam grip is single hand size. Large button to open, can operate with gloves on.Umbrella shape is more bowl shaped than usual. Two pieces of nylon per panel. Vents in between the pieces reduce impact of wind. Sliding function also helps, it will shut under high wind force instead of breaking.The sliding, telescoping tube system is pretty great. It looks a little silly with ‘2/3 of a Solo cup’ at the top when open, but once the function is understood, it looks smart. Does not telescope perfectly straight unless the umbrella is wrapped and velcro’d tightly, and even then, it may have some curve to how the tubes fit (see photo), but this is negligible. The important thing is there is no sheath to lose, no shaking off required, and no puddle as it drains into the tip.Impressive design. Works well

The media could not be loaded. This is the ideal size for a golf umbrella to cover not just you but your clubs. I don’t typically use an umbrella when I’m outside and I will use a shell jacket with a hood, the stat of the rain, but when I’m playing golf, I like having a I 62 inch Umbrella.Many of the golf courses won’t allow you to bring anything with a sharp edge because it can be used to hurt someone so this has a non-blunt head for safety purposes and an encased shell that goes around it so you can pack it in your trunk without damaging it.It’s the first umbrella that I’ve ever used that had both of these items because I don’t buy umbrellas very often.