I thoroughly researched all-weather umbrellas and umbrella bites.

When I bought an all-weather umbrella, I even quietly solved the problem of where to put it.100% light blocking rate and umbrella bite—when I looked into their structures, there was a solid basis for them.

I will be honest about why I bought it.

Do you believe in all-weather umbrellas?
Honestly, I was skeptical at first.
There is no way a single umbrella can properly function as both a parasol and a rain umbrella.
That is what I thought.

Just before the rainy season began, the ribs of the umbrella I had used for years broke.
If I was going to replace it, I wanted to get by with just one.

That is when Wpc.'s all-weather folding umbrella became a candidate.
**100% light blocking rate**—seeing that label, I thought they were surely exaggerating.
(They weren't exaggerating.)

So, how was it in reality?

When I actually used it, the first thing that surprised me was the blackness of the inside.
A bright color on the outside, and a black coating on the inside.
This seems to be the mechanism that absorbs reflected light.
Both ultraviolet rays and visible light are blocked here.

When I opened it on a sunny day, it was like a different world under the umbrella.
According to the data, the temperature difference is nearly about 20°C.

And, you can use the same umbrella on rainy days.
Thanks to the water-repellent finish, the fabric repels water.
100% light blocking rate and waterproof—these two things are achieved with the same fabric.
This was the basis for it being "all-weather".
There is a basis for both light blocking and waterproofing.
Because it is shown in numbers, I can believe it.

The size is also small. It is extremely portable.
There are also too many colors.

Also, these days, I see men's parasols here and there in the city.

This one is a bit larger in size.
It is called the Men's All-Weather Umbrella.
When I saw this, my worries about a Father's Day gift disappeared.

While doing all this, I noticed the umbrella's "where to put it problem".

Folding umbrellas are hard to find a place for.

Whether at a cafe or on a train, they get lost.
I have accidentally left mine behind more than once or twice.

That is when I found the UMBRELLA BITE.

An animal's tail is shaped like a hook.
It is a mechanism that makes it bite onto the umbrella's grip.
1kg load capacity—since it says that, you can even hang a small bag from it.
The structure is simple.
The biting force and the shape of the tail. Its presence won't let you forget it.

The design also makes for a small conversation starter. Kids are very interested in it.

Above all, its presence drastically reduces the number of times I leave it behind.

However, depending on the size and shape of the handle,
there might be some that the panda cannot bite onto.
You need to check that with your own umbrella. Please be careful.

Before I knew it, I was also looking into sprays to maintain the umbrella's water repellency.
(Peace of mind from the same brand as the umbrella.)

So, was it worth buying?

Conclusion: I am glad I bought it.
The umbrella alone was excellent.
Adding the clip changes how it fits into daily life.
I can be convinced by the structure, not just by feeling.
I used to think the rainy season was a depressing time.
But if you choose your tools well, it becomes a little fun.
(I am a little grateful to the panda.)
UMBRELLA BITE also comes in a Shiba Inu pattern.
I am the type who is weak for animal motifs, so I am quietly interested in it.

The time I spent researching was not wasted.
The all-weather umbrella was not just for show.

There is a basis for it. Hana

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