AMMSUN 7 Foot Heavy Duty HIGH Wind Beach Umbrella with sand anchor & Tilt Sun Shelter, UV 50+ Protection Outdoor Sunshade Umbrella
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About AMMSUN 7 Foot Heavy Duty HIGH Wind Beach Umbrella with sand anchor & Tilt Sun Shelter, UV 50+ Protection Outdoor Sunshade Umbrella
Overall Feedback:
94% positive
92% praised the material, however 8% didn't
The fabric of the umbrella is not nylon or canvas, but something in between.
The critical part of the umbrella is made of cheap plastic.
I was surprised to find that the supports for umbrella cloth were also made of plastic.
I noticed that the umbrella has a rip in the material and someone tried to stitch it poorly.
92% liked the tilt mechanism
The umbrella has a joint release to tilt it to various angles and lock it in place.
The tilt feature is a game-changer as it allows me to adjust the angle of the umbrella to block the sun perfectly.
95% appreciated the ample shade coverage, but 5% found it small
When I angle the umbrella against the wind and sun, it stays up and provides shade at any time of day.
I stayed under the umbrella 90% of the time and still got tan and slightly sunburned while napping in the shade.
94% found it easy to move and store
The umbrella, sand anchor and extension pole pack up nicely in their storage bag.
93% liked the sturdy frame, yet 7% experienced issues
The umbrella's frame durability is evident as it can withstand constant strong winds coming off the ocean.
I purchased an umbrella with thin plastic arms and no rigid frame, which was a poor representation of the previous product. I returned it immediately.
93% appreciated the ease of operation, while 7% struggled
It's difficult to screw into beach sand and it takes a long time to make a hole as it just pushes the sand up instead of actually screwing into the sand like most do. I suggest digging a hole with a shovel.
I have noticed that the mechanism keeping the umbrella open can be fickle and requires multiple attempts to catch and stay open.
