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Rating: - It really does live up to the hype
Thank goodness, my best umbrella tried to smile (and busted). If it hadn't I wouldn't have found my GustBuster--a cool-looking, lightning resistant umbrella with a patented system of vents that is, the manufacturer claims, "wind tunnel certified to 55+ mph." I went out one night in winds that were up to 20 miles per hour and tried turning the thing sideways and it just would not pick up any air--it really does work amazingly well. The holes in the inner surface seem to neutralize all of the typical suction. The version I decided on for my all-weather walking is labeled a "golf umbrella" and is big enough for a small wedding reception (I exaggerate but 62 inches is certainly big enough for me ... Read More

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Rating: - The Acme of Umbrellas
Exceptional build quality. Lightweight for its size.

Golfing in the rain? No problem! Handle fits into the Sun Mountain Speed Cart (push cart) umbrella holder.

Would recommend the 68" version for golf.

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Rating: - it's huge and durable
It might be a bit big, but if you're over 6 feet tall, you need a big umbrella. Works great in gusts. Had it for over a year now on the east coast and it still works great.

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Rating: - GustBuster
Firm & Sturdy. I own one of these for about seven years now, and the umbrella is still going strong...

This is a true GustBuster...

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Rating: - Not just for golf...
I don't play golf, but that didn't stop me from picking this umbrella up, as I was sick and tired of cheap 99 cent store umbrellas that would break so easily.

This umbrella is indeed huge, but since I carry a laptop backpack with me almost everywhere I go, I wanted something that would keep it dry during the rain, even though the backpack is water resistant.

I've been outside in rainstorms with this and it just laughs at the rain and wind. I see other people's umbrellas buckle under storm gusts, even flipping inside out, and yet this thing, with its amazing flap system, stays intact, and I just hear the wind rustle through the flaps.

My only complaints are ... Read More