Guys, if you're looking for an umbrella that can withstand the wind, this is it. Not necessarily a high-quality construction, but it holds up... I got the same umbrella from Mokis, I still have the previous one 6 years later. It has been tested in the open, sun, wind, basement humidity, dragging in and out, etc., and it's fine.

Positives: withstands wind, okay shade for 2m, 70’UV, you need to get ropes, if you use three you're set. What I mean by not necessarily high quality: the ribs look thin but are flexible, and that's exactly why if the wind catches it, it flips but doesn't break.

Negatives: its plastic parts are nothing special, they might come off. You need that extra pole, what's it called, that you hit and it goes into the sand. If you have that, the above problem is solved.

I will use the new one next to the old one and send an update, umbrellas are an important thing, guys!