SHAX 6100 Lightweight Industrial Umbrella

My husband works as a fiber splicer and needed a sturdy umbrella to help shade him from the sun when working outside. After much research, I found this Ergodynae umbrella. We ordered it as it was a great value for the product compared to other umbrellas we found. The material is very durable, reflective and can be seen a great distance away by vehicles driving which is perfect as my husband is consistently working around telephone poles and roadways. Standing under the umbrella, it is a good 10 degree difference because it blocks out the sun and rays so well. The ground spike works great in any terrain and the umbrella withstands mild wind well. The only improvement we would suggest is to make the metal ribs inside a little thicker/stronger so that it will continue to last longer. Overall it was a great purchase and when the one he has eventually wears out, we will definitely be buying another one. We also recommend it to all his coworkers when they ask about it.

Withstands higher winds than expected. Definitely a good unit for the west TX sun.

This umbrella is awesome. I use it for work on swimming pool equipment, so far just in the hot sun. I'll be ising it to stay out of the rain this winter as well. The construction is solid, and all of the components look to be of good quality. Definitely a great buy.

Bought this umbrella to use at work. Was packaged nicely and came with a storage bag. BUT it will not last long. It is made very flimsy. It slides open but sometimes does not lock open without some work. While it serves it purpose for now, as I stated before, will not last. Would I recommend this? No I would not.

Works well. They need to redesign the stake so that the pipe doesn’t slide through the stake when you push it into the ground. The locking screw does almost nothing to help this.

52yr old drop fiber splicer. I spend 30-45 minutes at a time in one spot splicing. My on sale 35 dollar beach umbrella was great white it lasted. And if i was just starting out I'd do it again. But it was time to upgrade and I'm very happy I did! It's very heavy duty and simple, every part. I'm king of the jerkwads when it comes to my tools so I'm very confident this will way outlast the beach one. I had an old fold up highway sign holder that works fantastic. If i didn't I'd get plumbing pipe\hardware and\or some wood and make one for 25-50 bucks. Or just keep using my 6 ft ladder. All in all I'm very very happy with it. If you're young, listen to the old dogs and bring your shade with you and maybe save a little on skin cancer👍

3 months in and its broken. The button to tilt has broken off so it just flops now. The button on the pole broke about a month in. The bottom doesn't grip enough. Wind will make it turn if it's tilted. It was good, until it wasn't.

Holds up to light to moderate winds, well built. The stake that comes with it is weak. I recommend getting the hitch mount and clamp mount.