NEW-Vi Fishing Umbrella Hat Folding Adjustable Sun Rain Cap, 37.4”Oversize Hands Free Umbrellas, 7-Ribs Anti-UV Waterproof Headwear for Fishing Gardening Golf Sunshade Outdoor

Used once in the rain and thankfully, no wind. It was much larger than I thought it would be and it was absolutely the most ingenious thing! Kept my clipboard and clothes dry. I'm sure I may have looked silly, but who cares, I was dry! :-)Highly recommend!!

Bought these for our annual tubing trip when we found out we were expecting a bit of rain. It ended up raining for 30 minutes, and while everyone else in our group got soaked, my husband and I stayed pretty dry! Being on the tube also allowed us to crouch down, creating a turtle-like effect. They also worked great to provide shade. I'm quite pleased with my purchase.

The media could not be loaded. As someone who goes outside to smoke in almost any weather, this is awesome.As someone who walks a dog with one hand and has a phone in the other, this is awesome.As someone who does occasional yard-work at in-opportune times of high-sun, this is awesome.All that said, it is what it is: a cheap umbrella with a chinstrap where the handle would generally be. The stitching is not especially quality. The tiny little retractable arms are thin and fragile (one bump while extended will ruin it, guaranteed). It's difficult to get back into it's little bag. It looks goofy. It probably won't last for more than a year or two. But it's still awesome.

The biggest complaint I have with it is that the headband is a nylon strap that is not adjustable and not comfortable for long term use. The chin strap has to be worn or the umbrella will fly off of your head. You can expect pressure lifting or pushing it down on your head and neck, not sure how that could affect you physically long term. It’s a neat idea, but a wide brim, comfortable hat is more practical.

Looks goofy but serves it's purposes with great results. No more burning up in the sun. Don't care what our sunburned neighbors say. They saw this and with the scorching weather they want one too to work in their garden. LOL - Thanks D

I've looked at a lot of umbrella hats over the past few years, but never bought one because the umbrella was always so small that I figured a sun hat and some spray silicone would work just as well and look a lot less stupid.This one is so big, and so inexpensive that I had to try it - AND I LOVE IT. It's wide enough to keep me completely dry while walking my dogs in the rain, and even without the chin strap cinched up, it stays in place while I bend over to pickup their messes.It's weirdly comfortable, doesn't blow off my head in a 5 mph wind, and doesn't look different from a regular umbrella from a distance, or the side, or even the front unless it's tilted enough for someone to see the head gear. Maybe I'm just getting older, but I'm not embarrassed to wear it. I will wear it all seasons to keep the rain and sun off me.One day someone will probably invent a more attractive head gear for these things, and I'll probably upgrade, and I wouldn't mind if it were just a few inches wider to keep me dryer in sideways rain, and maybe slightly deeper to hide the ugly head gear, but just as it is, it's an awesome umbrella, and a good investment of $10.

This is a very dangerous device if your goal is to use it as a handsfree umbrella for E-scooter or bicycle use.On a day of slight rain, and very little to no wind at all i decided to give it a try. At first it seemed lovely and extremely useful. Exactly what i needed until a slight wind blew as a car drove by. The umbrella caught the wind and nearly yanked me from the scooter into traffic, then now loosened by that experience its loose head wrapping fell. Blocking my vision and forcing me to come to a complete stop and remove it completely or suffer the danger every single time a car was anywhere near me ever.It was cheap, but clearly cheap for a reason. This will kill you. Do not buy unless your plan is to use it while standing still no where near wind.

good quality for the price