If you live in a place where you must use an umbrella throughout the fall, winter, and spring, you may encounter people who open and close the umbrella in a small space, drop it on the dusty tram or subway floor, and try to hold the umbrella difficulty. It stays away from your body, so you will not get wet when you close it.

With an inverted umbrella, those days can be a thing of the past. That's it.

Why use a upside down umbrella?

An "inverted umbrella" or "inverted umbrella" has a frame that folds inward, which means that most of the raindrops will run toward the center instead of falling off your arms. It is also more practical to open and close in small spaces (such as store entrances, next to cars in parking lots, and public transportation). When you are not using an umbrella, it can stand on its own, which means you are unlikely to wet your legs or find that the umbrella has rolled to the floor and collected who knows what.

The Reverse umbrella was invented by Jenan Kazim, an engineer in London, inspired by the idea of his mother-in-law, who complained about how her umbrella dripped onto the floor of her house. The umbrella itself was all the rage in a short period of time. Designed to stay away from the user's body, the inverted umbrella will not let you soak in the water when the wet umbrella is completely closed. In addition, you can partially close the umbrella so that it can rest on the ground without any support.

Features of inverted umbrella:

1. It will keep you dry in the downpour

Susinoumbrella Inverted Umbrella is coated and double-layered, so you will stay dry and the umbrella ribs will not rust. The Teflon coating is waterproof, dustproof, UV and debris protection. The automatic opening/closing function also means that you don't have to reach inside the umbrella and wet your arms every time you open and close the umbrella.

2. Easy to open and close even in a small space

Unlike ordinary umbrellas that are troublesome to unfold in crowds, this umbrella will form an upward cone when unfolded, so when you open or close the umbrella, you won't poke people close to you in the crowd. The reverse umbrella is very suitable for closing and opening in a small space without disturbing others.

3. The umbrella stand is very light

The umbrella frame of the inverted umbrella is usually made of fiberglass, which is very light and not easy to break. Ordinary iron frames are too heavy and easy to break.

4. An upside-down umbrella is a good companion for any driver

When you want to go home to avoid the annoying downpour, the car becomes your safe haven. The only problem is when the rain follows you into your car. Water droplets on a wet umbrella can form annoying puddles where you least want it. Solving this annoying problem is simple, use a reverse umbrella. Not only can you keep the car dry, but this umbrella can also be opened and closed easily without getting out of the car. In addition, the compact design makes this reversible umbrella the perfect size to store in the car. Never worry about leaving your umbrella at home when you go out and drive.