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GustBuster Metro 43-Inch Automatic Umbrella | 
| Brand: GustBuster
Department: mens
Buy Used: $29.00 - $32.95 (On sale from $44.00)
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Rating:  194 reviews
Sales Rank: 20
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.7
Dimensions (in): 17 x 9.5 x 3.5
MPN: 33143
UPC: 797781331439
EAN: 0797781331439
ASIN: B000AMXQVI
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| Features:
| • | Extra-sturdy folding umbrella with award-winning 43-inch double-canopy design | | • | Patented temper-hardened steel joint connectors and hexagonal hardened-steel ribs | | • | Carrying sheath doubles as a backpack or shoulder sling; fits in briefcase or purse | | • | Wind-tested to 55 miles per hour; pinchless open and close release system | | • | Sure-grip comfort handle; measures 22 inches long when open; lifetime warranty |
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Product Description
43 inch dual canopy windproof umbrella
Amazon.com Product Description
The ideal choice for people on the go, the GustBuster Metro umbrella keeps you dry wherever you roam. The Metro is distinguished by its carrying sheath, which doubles as a backpack or shoulder sling. As a result, you can easily carry this umbrella when it's dry out while also holding a briefcase and cup of coffee. The Metro measures 22 inches long when open and 16 inches folded, with an award-winning 43-inch double-canopy design that's large enough to accommodate two people. The patented temper-hardened steel joint connectors, hexagonal hardened-steel ribs, and reinforced shaft, meanwhile, hold up to heavy use and are built to resist crimping and snapping. And should you not want to carry the Metro via the sheath, it fits easily in a purse or briefcase. Other details include a sure-grip comfort handle, a pinchless open and close release system, and a sleek design. Wind-tested by the College of Aeronautics to 55 miles per hour, the Metro carries a lifetime warranty.
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New and Improved Gustbuster November 24, 2009
J. Velador (Silicon Valley, CA)
I got this new umbrella because I lost my other GustBuster umbrella and believe me when I tell you this umbrella is the best. The new construction is very durable and far better than the older model I had, and amazon.com sells this umbrella at great price, and with free shipping you can't beat this deal. I highly reccommend this product for anyone who wants a good quality umbrella that works and does what it says. Thanks GustBuster for designing a great product.
 gust busted November 23, 2009
J Kong (NJ, USA)
A little bulky and on the heavy side for travel but works as designed. On a recent windy and rainy day in Tokyo, other umbrellas folded and called it a day but this number worked like a champ.
Held up under Chicago downtown winds... November 21, 2009
Robert Fuentes Jr. (Chicago, IL)
I have now used my umbrella, for a number of downtown Chicago rainy days, doing the commuter shuffle to work, and not once has the umbrella failed to protect me from the adverse weather conditions. The folded umbrella fits nicely in my laptop backback and I can easily slip it out its protective sleeve and use it for when mother-nature decides to turn the water works on. The umbrella proved to be particularly resistant to the downtown wind tunnel affect and it never felt as if it was about to "blow-out" as other umbrellas have done. I am a happy and satisfied customer of this product.
Excellent Umbrella November 21, 2009
Jonathan B. Fischer (Philadelphia, PA USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Great umbrella. Gustbusters in general is a great brand, buy once and never have to buy again.
Awesome! November 10, 2009
C. M. Delia (Chicago, IL USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Love this umbrella. When everyone else's umbrellas were blowing inside out, mine had no problem at all handling the brutal Chicago wind.
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