KINGYES 10ft Patio Offset Cantilever Umbrella Market Umbrellas Outdoor Umbrella with Crank & Cross Base for Garden, Deck,Backyard and Pool (Beige, 10 Ft) (10 FT, Navy)

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  The umbrella is very good. The size and quality of it is great! I can enjoy the backyard during hot weather.

I purchased this because it's summer and our regular outdoor umbrellas only lasted a season. I live in Florida and I would not keep a regular umbrella out in high wind. Those bases only are about 30lbs. We got an offset because these bases are as heavy as you want them to be. I bought the base at ikea and sand at Home Depot. My base is now about 250lbs and I expect I can leave this out without having to worry about it in very high winds. This is my first offset umbrella. I plan on purchasing more in the coming months as summer quickly approaches. This is a good one. It's huge. It covers much more than a regular umbrella as well. It's very huge. Covers a loveseat and two chairs as well as a table. I don't plan on buying another regular umbrella again. Only offset umbrellas. They just feel more luxurious. This one in particular is stitched well and feels sturdy. It's easy to adjust and it was easy to figure out without instructions. I definitely would buy this again. The price was reasonable. Definitely cheaper than buying it at Walmart and even Ikea would have been more expensive, though I would buy the base at Ikea. I haven't found a cheaper base.

This Patio umbrella is really easy to use and easy to assemble. The size is big enough for two people to stay under it. The fabric is thick and feels strong. It also comes with the only small tool I need to assemble it. The weight is not too heavy for me to carry around the house The cross base makes the foundation stong. I like this patio umbrella.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This product is terrible! Very difficult to open and impossible to close! Very bad quality

It's tempting... You get a "10ft" umbrella in the color you desire for a great price. There's a reason why it is inexpensive. 80% of the reviews are 5 stars; how is that possible? The metal itself is very thin and there are welds that could have been done better by a middle school student. The umbrella is heavy once opened and the weight of it stresses out the metal pole that it leans and the "top quality" metal pole is now leaning even after closing the umbrella. Another issue is the footprint of the cross-section base plate; it is way too small and also very thin metal. You definitely would need some weights on the base (or secure it into the deck) to prevent the whole unit from collapsing once you open the umbrella. There is also the issue of the cheap quality plastic components. The plastic collar that holds the umbrella up was also severely stressed, it eventually cracked and brought the umbrella down with all it's might onto my deck. Luckily it was away from the windows. I decided to pay up and got the Purple Leaf 10ft umbrella (I know, it's $300 more...) but holy crap, the Purple Leaf is 10ft also but it dwarfs this $139 piece of crap Kingyes (KingNO, thank you very much...). You get what you pay for. Heed my warning or throw $139 out the window. Thanks for reading.

So far I really like this umbrella. Super easy to assemble and very nice looking. I’m a 54 year old woman and I assembled it in my own and quickly. The base I bought took longer to assemble- ha! One odd thing - the amazon description says it is waterproof but the instructions that came with it says it’s not supposed to get wet. I’m giving 4 stars for now, since it really shaded my patio which has been in blazing sun every day I’ll update my review, if needed, once I get more use out of it.

These umbrellas are quick to put together and they look great. But, I live by the ocean and I find that within a year or so they corrode pretty badly and I see some of the spokes break. I'm not sure what the alternative is to replacing these every year since I don't see a rust-resistant umbrella on the market. But, I wish that when it was time to put one of these to rest, it were easier. We use ours with a big heavy plastic base, but we have to disassemble the umbrella to keep the base. That's pretty hard when the thing is really rusted and we can't get the two knobs at the bottom out. We've had to take a hacksaw to it to take it down and replace it.

Any light breeze and it closes by itself.Any light breeze changed the position.After 1 week, I could already see the stress crack in the plastic on all 3.6-8 weeks, colors faded greatly and 2 broken. Not by storms, we kept them closed most of the time.Not worth buying if you have to keep them closed.