'UV-Blocker - UV Sun Protection Golf Umbrella - Large Sun Blocking Umbrella - Windproof - Auto Open - Vented Double Canopy - UPF 55+ - Blocks 99% of UVA UVB Rays - 48''/62''/68'''

Good quality. Delivery was a bit slow.

I played one hot Saturday and I was using my old brolly, and I felt as hot under it than I did not covered....Another day came along and you can feel when the UV is belting down on you, I put up the UV-Blocker Brolly and OMFG it was like standing under a cool tree as the wind was cool,,, but the sun was a belter !!!If you care for your skin, and .... don't want to lose those ears cut off from cancer, do ya self a favor and grab one of these brollies, I guarantee you'll love it. Think I need a few extra soon as I can afford them.

Es una excelente sombrilla para el sol. Tiene buena protección solar, sencillamente es de lo mejor.

Nice product.Works well - I don't have to slap on sunscreen if I'm using it. I've been careful in the sun ever since surgical removal of melanoma (and several melanoma-infused lymph nodes) 12 years ago. I use this in conjunction with breathable UPF 50+ clothes, hat, face/neck covering, and gloves. And sunglasses.I'm probably filtering out 99% of all direct and reflected UV rays while equipped this way.I'm okay with being pale. I just supplement with oral vitamin D capsules.I walk 12 to 20 miles daily, so I'm out in the sun several times a day for hours... and need the protection.Happily, the UV-Blocker umbrella I received does not sport a large logo (as depicted in the product photo). There's a large UV-Blocker logo on the umbrella's soft carry case (which has its own nice shoulder-carry strap), but that doesn't bother me. The umbrella itself only has one small logo that's been placed on one of its two small closure straps.I use this regular length umbrella when hiking near home (easy to use, open, and close), and carry a smaller collapsable compact sun umbrella while traveling.On stormy, rainy, gusty days, I use a regular black heavy-duty umbrella (not sun-specific)... one that won't flip inside out. Regular black tightly-woven rain umbrellas only afford 90% UV radiation blockage... but I've never had a heavy-duty rain-specific umbrella flip inside out during a raging storm. On days with raging wind I forego an umbrella and simply wear rain gear. Why risk damaging a sun-specific umbrella on stormy days? Because their UV-blocking fabric is treated and heavier, sun-specific umbrellas aren't heavy-duty constructed - so that they'll be light enough to carry around all day on sunny days.Dunno if the UV-Blocker umbrella actually would flip inside out and break, but I've read in the comment section that that's happened before, so I only use mine on sunny calm days. Don't want to risk damaging it since it does a great job blocking UV rays. I dislike wearing sunscreen lotion.I bought the J handle type so it'd be easy to control and easy to adjust handholds.Bought this fairly small size, because certain park trails I hike on are fairly narrow, and I don't want to be crowding anyone passing from the opposite direction. This size works well. Large enough to effectively keep the sun's rays off, and small enough not to be intrusive to other hikers.Some have complained about their sun-blocking umbrella fabric's odor. Mine did not have a strong odor. If yours does, I've read online (from people who'd bought another brand's UV blocking umbrellas) that opening the umbrella up and airing it out outside (for up to a month in some cases?) allows the chemical smells to dissipate. I didn't have to do this, but if you need to, that's the solution that others have suggested.Hope you'll get as good results from yours as I've gotten from mine. Best wishes to you in your outdoor endeavors. Be safe. :)

The person who I bought this for tells me that it is awesome and makes a huge difference.I was happy to hear that.