Outdoor

How to choose rain and outdoor essentials
Outdoor rain gear should match the length of the journey, the chance of wind and how much space you can carry. A compact umbrella and a full-coverage poncho solve different problems, so compare coverage and packed size together.
What matters most
Coverage. Check the canopy width for an umbrella and the body length for a poncho.Wind resistance. More ribs and a secure frame help, but no folding umbrella should be treated as storm-proof.Packed size. Measure the folded length against your bag or glovebox before ordering.Reusability. A poncho should be dried before folding and stored away from sharp objects.UV and sun protection. A black coating can reduce glare and add shade, but it does not replace dedicated sun protection.
Our rangeThe outdoor range includes a reusable EVA rain poncho and an automatic-open folding umbrella with windproof ribbing and UV black coating. Product pages list the packed dimensions and materials.
Common questionsIs a poncho better than an umbrella?A poncho gives more coverage for walking or outdoor events and leaves your hands free. An umbrella is easier to deploy and pack for short trips, but offers less protection in side wind.How should I dry a rain poncho?Shake off excess water, hang it open in a ventilated area and make sure it is fully dry before folding. Avoid direct high heat, which can damage EVA material.