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  #2519735 8-Jul-2020 23:23
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I have a Blunt now, but used to have a Senz which was fabulous in the Wellington wind and rain.

https://www.senz.com/



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  #2519748 9-Jul-2020 02:14
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Geektastic: Swain, Adeney & Brigg.

Where else does a gentleman buy umbrellas?

 

Since you are asking: Fulton, the Queens umbrella.

 

Have stood up pretty well to Wellington weather so far, and was bought in Edinburgh on a less than calm day after just having wrecked a cheap umbrella.





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  #2520223 9-Jul-2020 18:10
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Given all the mention of Blunt umbrellas, I've gotta put in a good word for what you got before Blunt existed, which was Knirps. Like Blunt, they also wind-tunnel test them to ridiculous wind speeds, I doubt you'd be able to hang onto one in a 120kmh wind. I've had my compact automatic for about 25 years, never leave home without it, including about 40 round-the-world trips. The only sign of wear is a few slight abrasion marks where it rubs against the ribs, but nothing else has had any problems.

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