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Hands free in the rain: ergonomic C-shaped handgrip to place around your wrist, helping the shoulder to prop it up; easily carry groceries, packages, suitcases and use your mobile phone in the rain;
Convenient to use: less-of-a-hassle ''in reverse'' folding; no more getting wet before you eventually entering or exiting a car or a building;
Easy opening: opens from the top rather than the bottom- no more poking passers-by in the head with an umbrella''s spokes;
Easy to place and drip free: stand up on its own and the water can drain out without having to open it to dry out like a conventional one;

Technical Details

Product Details

Package Dimensions
Width : 4.25 inch
Height : 1.75 inch
Length : 32.25 inch

Shipping Weight: 1.4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

ASIN : B01NCMDHPS

Product Description

Description：

Brilliant innovative design:

1. Avoid the rain wet clothes：Have you ever encountered such a problem in rainy days?
When you jump on a crowded train after escaping a downpour your dripping wet golf umbrella usually brushes up against your bag, your clothes or even worse a stranger. But by inverting the design, the wet side of the rain umbrella faces inward when closed, exposing only the dry side.

2. When you are exiting or entering your car, your car door has to be open rather wide in order to get it closed or open, during that moment, a good amount of rain still get you and your car rather wet. With this brilliant new design, your door only needs to be open slightly as the umbrella opens ''in reverse''. This keeps you drier and less stinky wet car.

3. Rain impeding your texting? Try the Glamore Reverse Umbrella: Glamore FXS umbrella features an ergonomic C-shaped handgrip that''s placed around the user''s wrist. The bottom half of the C pins acts as a counter-weight, balancing the object and helping the shoulder prop it up. Doing so allows for two-hand freedom that can be used for carrying groceries, holding a baby, texting, surfing the web, or navigating web applications;