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Fanbrella shields you from sun and rain and more
Everyone knows that going out under the sun can be quite harmful for your skin – so slapping on a generous dollop of anti-UV rays is always a good idea. The Fanbrella from Hammacher offers you not only protection from the sun (and rain, of course), it also comes with the added advantage of a built-in fan right inside – hence its name.
Automatic Wind Beater Umbrella
Folks living in the UK will definitely know that it can get really, really gloomy on certain days with plenty of rainfall. Well, that means carrying around an umbrella is a must, but what happens when you get gale force winds coming your way as well? Enter the Automatic Wind Beater Umbrella from Firebox, and its name says it all.
Inbrela Collapsible Umbrella
For those of you who happen to stay in an area where there is plenty of rain throughout the year, it goes without saying that you ought to always have an umbrella handy somewhere – in your car, at the office and at home. Just in case, you know. With global warming happening, the weather sure gets crazy this time around. Unfortunately, wet umbrellas can be a pain to store especially when indoors, which is why the Inbrela Collapsible Umbrella could come in handy. This umbrella will be able to fold into the tube itself – making your car stay nice and dry, while making it a snap to get in and out of cars with but a simply push. When pushed open, the Inbrela will pop out of its tube and opens away from your face. Pull it back into the tube to close for dry surroundings. Don’t worry about its sturdiness – it is made out of flexible aluminum ribs that will not snap even in the wind. The Inbrela Collapsible Umbrella will retail for $29.99 each. Read the rest of this entry »
Twilight Umbrella to offer a starry night even when it rains
Think that there is nothing more romantic than walking under the stars at night? Well, what happens when you have carefully planned a date, only for the weather to foil your romantic postlude which is a walk down the beach after a lovely dinner? Fret not, the Twilight Umbrella is here to help, as it boasts bunches of tiny blue fibre optic lights that might just resemble stars far up in the sky, albeit in a carefully ordered manner. Some of you might want to take out your totem then to make sure that you aren’t dreaming, and that your date isn’t about to perform inception on you. You will realize that the Twilight Umbrellas will come in two varieties – one of them has color phasing stars that light up on the outside and inside, while the other is the aforementioned model with blue fibre optic ligghts. Powered by a trio of AAA batteries, each umbrella will cost you £24.99. Read the rest of this entry »
