Name: RS.zero,99 uni crystal blue, 50/6 Polyester/Superthin
Brand: Doppler
SKU: 33222897
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

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The lightest pocket umbrella from doppler impresses with five outstanding features:

Featherweight: This pocket umbrella is the lightest in our range. Weighing just 99 g, it is even lighter than a bar of chocolate.

Compactness: The umbrella is as small as most standard 0.5-liter PET bottles. This means it fits in any bag while still providing ample protection from wind and weather with its 91 cm canopy.

Windproof: Thanks to the high carbon content in the carbon steel, the umbrella is particularly robust and can withstand wind gusts of up to 80 km/h without breaking or bending.

Stability: Despite its lightweight design, this model boasts excellent stability due to its aluminum shaft and six carbon ribs. Its flexibility ensures that the umbrella is not damaged by being turned inside out or flipped back.

Simplicity: The practical design of the slider, along with the smooth opening and folding mechanism, allows for easy operation.

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