The best ... umbrellas
Goodbye to the black umbrella?
Davek Traveler Umbrella
Tested at MIT’s wind tunnel, this umbrella’s “strong steel design” can endure winds of up to 60 miles per hour.
Price: $79
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Contact: Davekny.com
Source: Chicago Tribune
Flyweight Umbrella
A canopy made from the same fabric as “ultra-lightweight backpacking tents” keeps this pocket-size umbrella to 7 ounces.
Price: $29.50
Contact: REI.com
Source: San Francisco Chronicle
Primary Dots Umbrella
The bubble shape of this “cheery model” affords extra protection from the elements, while the clear PVC fabric keeps surroundings visible.
Price: $22
Contact: Dllrainwear.com
Source: O magazine
Slim Walker Umbrella
This celebration of everything British has images of tabloids on top and a “greasy helping of fish and chips” underneath.
Price: $76
Contact: Londonundercover.co.uk
Source: New York
Gerbera Daisy Umbrella
A bright flower adorns this umbrella’s canopy, and scalloped edges give the impression of petals.
Price: $25
Contact: Unique-vintage.com
Source: Los Angeles Times
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