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Bought this item for 35 thousand, got 2 for 70 thousand with free shipping. Looked fine in the pictures, but upon receiving, it didn't quite match the expectations. Specifically, the head strap doesn't resemble the advertised one.The advertised head strap is white, looking more appealing, while the one I received is black. Well, black or white, it's the same story.Check out this amazing video:I might have been too frugal, skipping the $5 option and going for the $2.50 one, so the final product may not be as polished. Who knows, maybe getting the $5 one would have ended up the same way 😁
Presenting the elastic band designed for you to wear on your head.
The support legs are poorly crafted with flimsy straps and a tiny thread, lacking durability.
This thread is prone to unraveling easily, so it's advisable to reinforce it manually for better longevity, ensuring prolonged use.
In general, for 35 thousand, it's reasonably acceptable, and the fit is decent.
My wife insists the sun protection is top-notch; watering the garden or sweeping the yard can easily be done without worrying about sun exposure.
Despite its ability to repel light water, it can withstand 30 minutes of water spray without any seepage.
If rain falls vertically from above, you won't get wet—guaranteed.
If it's both raining and windy, you can keep the upper part dry, from the shoulders up will remain wet.In conclusion:- What I like about this umbrella: Affordable price, looks fun when opened, decent sun protection, and provides light rain coverage.
- What I don't like: Somewhat careless finishing touches.
- Should you buy it or not? Just 35 thousand, if you like it, go for it; if not, then pass.
