A beach umbrella with eight ribs gives each one a wide panel of canopy to hold, and wind off the sea bends or breaks them one at a time.

Twice the rib count halves the span each one carries, and fiberglass flexes back instead of staying bent.

Tilted on the sand

Tilted over two chairs, the anchor driven in below.

Measured

7.2 feet across and 8 feet tall, with 6 feet of clearance under the rim, at 5.5 lb.

Sixteen ribs

The rib pattern from below.

Twice the usual count, on a thickened steel pole.

Fade resistant and easy to clean, per the maker.

Angles the canopy without moving the pole.

A heavy-duty anchor and a bag to sling over a shoulder; 5.5 lb.

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Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

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Sixteen ribs share the load.

Just over seven feet of canopy.

5.5 lb in a shoulder bag.

What we stand behind

• Every height quoted comes from this listing's own dimension drawing.
• Ships from our United States warehouse, free shipping over $150, and 14 day returns unused in the original packaging.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

Is it 8 feet across?

No. The drawing marks 8 feet as the height and 7.2 feet as the canopy diameter.

Why 16 ribs?

Twice the usual eight, which the listing ties to stability and resistance to deforming.

How is it carried?

In a shoulder-style bag, at 5.5 lb.