Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available.
BAODINI
BAODINI Inverted UV Umbrella for Rain and Sun Medium Size UPF 50+ Rverse Compact Umbrella Auto Open Close
BAODINI Inverted UV Umbrella for Rain and Sun Medium Size UPF 50+ Rverse Compact Umbrella Auto Open Close
In stock
Couldn't load pickup availability
🚚 Processing & delivery
Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available. Shipping details
↩ 30-day returns
Eligible unused items in their original condition and packaging may be returned within 30 days of delivery. Contact us before sending an item back. Return conditions
Overview
- Brand : BAODINI
- Color : 2 Pack Green & Black
- Specific Uses For Product : Rain, Sun
- Recommended Uses For Product : Travel
- Target Audience : Adult
- Special Feature : Auto-Open, Inverted Design, The edge glows in the dark, UV Resistant
- Shape : Round
- Shaft Material : Metal
- Handle Material : Polyurethane (PU)
- Frame Material : Fiberglass
About this item
- Sun Umbrella UV Protection: This uv umbrella keeps you protected from the sun, it blocks 99% of UV radiation, keeps you noticeably cooler on hot, sunny days and this is an umbrella for rain and sun, so it’s really double useful
- Reverse Folding: When this revesible umbrella is closed, the wet part will be inside the umbrella to prevent water droplets and keep the floor and the vehicle dry. Shorter and more convenient to carry. Easy to store anywhere
- Umbrellas for Rain Windproof: This umbrella for rain is 12.5 inches long after folding with weight 1.07LB, 8 ribs make it a big umbrella windproof. At 46 inches for the arc, 42 inches for the diameter, offers great coverage for 1-2 people
- Lifetime Replacement: If your umbrella should fail to function properly at any time for any reason, we will gladly replace it for free (except shipping). Forever. BAODINI brings you the most durable, windproof, waterproof, and smart-looking umbrellas
- Umbrella Automatic Open and Close: Our portable umbrella is one-handed operation with the button. Unlike traditional inverted umbrella, it is easier to open and close even if your hands are fully engaged
Share

✨ Travel should feel as light as clouds.
At Cloudette, we believe that journeys become more meaningful when they’re free from weight, stress, and clutter.
So we design travel essentials that feel soft, simple, and effortless—just like floating through the sky.
We exist to help you move easier, pack smarter, and breathe deeper wherever your adventure leads. ✈️
Cloudette Travel Journal
View all-
Fall Travel Packing List: What Actually Changes...
Fall travel is trickier to pack for than summer or winter, because the weather itself won't commit to one temperature. Here's what earns a spot in your bag once the...
Fall Travel Packing List: What Actually Changes...
Fall travel is trickier to pack for than summer or winter, because the weather itself won't commit to one temperature. Here's what earns a spot in your bag once the...
-
Crossbody Bags for Travel: The Hands-Free, Anti...
Crowded train platforms and market streets are exactly where a shoulder purse becomes a liability. A well-made crossbody bag solves the same problem a purse does while keeping your hands...
Crossbody Bags for Travel: The Hands-Free, Anti...
Crowded train platforms and market streets are exactly where a shoulder purse becomes a liability. A well-made crossbody bag solves the same problem a purse does while keeping your hands...
-
Hardside vs. Softside Luggage: Which Survives B...
The hardside-versus-softside debate usually gets framed around looks, but the more useful question is what actually happens to each one after it's been thrown, stacked, and dragged through baggage handling...
Hardside vs. Softside Luggage: Which Survives B...
The hardside-versus-softside debate usually gets framed around looks, but the more useful question is what actually happens to each one after it's been thrown, stacked, and dragged through baggage handling...