Over 10,000 Amazon Users Were Blown Away By EEZ-Y’s Travel Umbrella
Although umbrellas are a must-have for those of us who live in rainy climates, finding the right one can be tricky. For example, are you tired of your umbrella embarrassing you when it gets too windy? Well, the EEZ-Y compact travel umbrella is here to change things. Unlike a lesser umbrella, it’ll blow you away — without being blown away.
EEZ-Y Compact Travel Umbrella
This umbrella is perfect for those who are looking to step it up when it comes to sturdy, windproof umbrellas. But all that sturdiness doesn’t mean the EEZ-Y is a hassle. In fact, it’s extremely lightweight, making it perfect for folks who are always on the go. When folded, it measures 11 inches, which means it can fit securely into most backpacks, suitcases and bags.
Don’t have two free hands? No problem. When it comes to automation, the EEZ-Y umbrella lives up to its name. Just press a button — it’s that easy. When you’re done using it, simply press the button again. That’s right: Say goodbye to wrestling with your wet umbrella. In addition to being easy-to-use, the EEZ-Y umbrella is long-lasting. Made of fiberglass and stainless steel, it won’t rust or break.
In fact, over 10,000 Amazon shoppers have fallen in love with this travel umbrella. One customer, Titus, wrote, “I purchased this umbrella since I was tired of having my umbrellas ripped to shreds by NYC winds on rainy, cold days. Just as luck would have it, two days after it was delivered, we had one of those cold, windy, very wet winter days. The umbrella held up perfectly in the gusting winds and kept me relatively dry.”
Easy Open-and-Close
Another Amazon customer, M Burke, praised the easy open-and-close feature. “The feature I love most is the one-button open and close. While many umbrellas open with the press of a button, this one closes as well — not completely, but the fabric hood contracts easily. You just need to re-compress the mast once done. But it makes getting in and out of a car with the umbrella opening and closing a breeze.”
