Sport-Brella Versa-Brella SPF 50+ Adjustable Umbrella with Universal Clamp

Does the job perfectly of offering just enough shade (especially for the face) whilst sunbathing on my balcony. Glad I didn’t purchase the XL as this size is just right and i love how it can be re-positioned easily in order to find the right balance of sun and shade. Would highly recommend this product.

Useful and tough!

It good

Great product.. and can be adjusted into many angles. Perfect for my kayak.

It is really good but price is abit too high

value for money..

Not stable against wind

very good quality material shipping is fast

muy contenta con la sombrilla. se puede regular de muchas maneras y tapa bastante el sol. a parte de que es muy bonita. ademas pesa poco y se lleva facilmente en la funda

Versatile, light weight, compact, easy to put up and looking at other makes is better functioning, the various adjustments are easy to use and are robust again compared with reviews I read of other rival makes. a great product and will be buying more for gifts.

Perfecto. Calidad extraordinaria. Muy practico y perfecto tamaño y ajustes. Materiales de 1ª calidad

Totalement orientable et bonne accroche Parfait

Just as so many other happy customers have written, this is truly a great quality, very versatile, and thoughtfully designed rectangular-brella. It has a sturdy clamp that opens and closes (or clamps) with a large, easily gripped screw. The three pivot/tilt points allow for a multitude of positions, and are all operated with push buttons with diameters similar to a penny. I have upper-body disabilities that negatively affect my strength and dexterity, and I have struggled a few times with the push buttons, but have (thus far) ultimately been successful with operating all of the buttons and the screw clamp. As I previously alluded to, the shade itself is rectangular in shape and almost flat when completely opened. I currently own two and have a third in transit. I use one of them as a full-time shade for my Adirondack Chair on the patio. I have it clamped to the leg of a small iron table, next to my chair, and am able to achieve complete shade throughout the day, even in the brutal, midday AZ sun. When I don't need it, I leave it attached to the table, but close and pivot the shade so it's parallel to the top of the table. It takes me about two minutes total to reposition and open or close it. I am using the second (and soon the third) shade for car camping. While camping, I have successfully used the second shade attached to the back of a medium-sized folding chair, as well as the side of the roof-rack on my Subaru Outback. I've also found it to be handy inside my Subaru for a bit of privacy when changing clothes. My husband tried using the shade attached to the upper frame of his backpack and, although he found the bobbing of it (just from the natural motion of walking) initially disconcerting, he returned from several hours of hiking without any sign of sun exposure whatsoever. (This is usually not the case, as even with sunscreen, his fair skin and shaved head are no match for the desert sun.) He reported that the clamp held tight, even through sections of scrambling, and that he quickly adjusted to hiking with the shade hovering above. In summary, the shade on the patio is working very well, and having two them of as supplemental shelter (to the tent and vehicle) while camping and hiking will function well in many capacities. They enhance our enjoyment of the outdoors, whether it's comfortably reading on the patio at home, or having versatile shelter options while camping and exploring.