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Silver Shadow Carbon Umbrella
Six Moon Designs
Silver Shadow Carbon Umbrella
$38.21
Description

  Ultralight trekking umbrella reflects the sun

  Walking across deserts in the blazing sun or through summer rain showers shouldn't be a misery. The Silver Shadow Series provides a large silver surface that reflects sunlight, allowing you to walk cooler and deflect harmful rays. Its coating sheds water easily, eliminating the need to wear sweaty rain gear.

  The Silver Shadow Carbon is the crown jewel of hiking umbrellas. A sleek, carbon fiber shaft, spreader and ribs drop the weight of this umbrella to a mere 6.8 oz while maintaining full coverage. Its rigid shaft insures that it won't unexpectedly collapse and its simple construction ensures years of trouble-free use. The simple design with minimal parts keeps it light and durable. There's simply fewer things to break or malfunction.

Footprint sold separately.
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Brand Name:
Six Moon Designs
Color:
Silver
Weight:
6.8 oz - 193 g
Waterproof:
Yes
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
90501
UPC:
637813988906
Other Features:
Length: 25" - 63.5 cm
Open Width: 37" - 94 cm
Coverage: 7.5 sq ft / 0.7 sq m
Carbon Fiber Frame
EVA foam handle
UPF 50+ Rating
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