The construction of the Repel Windproof Travel Umbrella is very similar to the Rain Mate compact travel umbrella; the only differences between the two compact travel umbrellas is that the Repel is made with a heavier, less comfortable handle and it has Telfon coating. All of the umbrellas I reviewed are good quality, portable, and affordable and each have their own special features and designs that make them unique. Unfortunately, We Cannot Guarantee Next Working Day - you will be notified if we can't fulfill this.

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The collapse button works the same as the rest, but again, it is a bit hard to open and close all the way. A sturdy skeleton stitched firmly in place that won’t bust open with heavy winds and risk poking you or someone near you in the eyeball.

Even with all these bells and whistles, though, I had some major problems with this umbrella’s size. Collapsed completely, the umbrella was several inches taller than all of the rest I tried out, making it less portable than the others.

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Since travel umbrellas are so often lost – left next to your seat on the bus, sitting under your table at a cafe – you usually don’t want to spend an exorbitant amount of money on one.