CorLiving 7.5ft Portable Forest Green Beach Umbrella with Sand/Dirt Anchor and Travel Bag - Compact Sun and Shade Umbrella, Patio and Picnic, Summer Beach Umbrella Solution

It's pretty good! Quatily is nice. I am using it in the pool area and it's just perfect. The pole was screwed in the ground very easy. To make it more stable at the base I bought 2 base blocs in concrete (6 bucks each) from a hardware store and they do the job pretty well. But even without them they umbrella is fine, just avoid to lean on the pole (I have kids so they do that all the time). I recommend the product.

I'm really happy with my purchases, quick delivery and good customer service.

Very good quality and bigger than I expected. Very happy and the staff was so helpful.

Great fit for smaller dinning table.

As described. Beautiful umbrella, love the cobalt blue!

This umbrella is like it's description. Very good coverage from the sun and easy to put up and down.

I purchased this umbrella for a specific need and it's perfect for the job. I wanted an umbrella that I could easily put up and down and one that would provide shade over my chaise lounge chair, as I read outside in my garden. I also have a much larger Cor Living umbrella on my patio, which shelters my dining table and chairs from the hot, southern Alberta sun.

I was a little disappointed with my purchase. Seeing there is no crank, you open it like a regular umbrella and in order to open and close it, I have to stand on my tiptoes. My height is 5'5'' so for a shorter person it would be almost impossible to use it unless the person uses a stool. (If it's to be used on a beach, it can be pushed down in the sand but I use it on my balcony.)

We only had it for a few days.. came home one day to our glass patio table shattered into pieces!! It also has rips in the umbrella already. 2 of the spokes have popped out. This umbrella is NOT good with wind! DO NOT BUY!

Attractive umbrella but not wind resistant. Whenever it was windy, the umbrella blew out of the sturdy stand and onto the ground. Because it is so high without a crank, I had to use a step stool to lift the umbrella, which was inconvenient. Therefore I left the umbrella up all of the time. On the ninth day when I went out to my patio, one of the rods was completely severed off of the umbrella. Therefore, I was forced to return the umbrella. However, because it was very difficult to find a pole narrow enough to fit through the hole in the center of my patio table I will order a replacement of this umbrella, hoping the next one will be more sturdy. I will just have to go outside to close the umbrella whenever it is windy outside.