An umbrella includes a shaft, a top cap and a runner. Multiple rib units and multiple stretchers are pivotably connected to the top cap and the runner. The rib units each have a first rib, a second rib and a third rib. The first, second and third ribs are pivotably connected in sequence. A canopy is mounted to the rib units. The second ribs each have a first connection portion on one end thereof, and the first connection portion has a seat which is connected to a link unit. The link unit has a joint which is connected to the third rib. The third rib has a positioning member to position the joint. The third rib and the joint are connected with each other to bear wind force applied to the second rib and the third rib, such that the second and third ribs do not deform.

An umbrella includes a shaft, a top cap and a runner. Multiple rib units and multiple stretchers are pivotably connected to the top cap and the runner. The rib units each have a first rib, a second rib and a third rib. The first, second and third ribs are pivotably connected in sequence. A canopy is mounted to the rib units. The second ribs each have a first connection portion on one end thereof, and the first connection portion has a seat which is connected to a link unit. The link unit has a joint which is connected to the third rib. The third rib has a positioning member to position the joint. The third rib and the joint are connected with each other to bear wind force applied to the second rib and the third rib, such that the second and third ribs do not deform.

Disclosed herein are embodiments of removable and/or adjustable stabilizing assemblies for stabilizing a canopy of a cantilever umbrella. A removable stabilizing assembly can have a support assembly, a first rib fixation assembly, and a first strut. The support assembly can be removably coupled to an upright pole of a cantilever umbrella assembly. The support assembly can have a base member and a first strut seat coupled to or formed as part of the base member. The first rib fixation assembly can be removably coupled to a first rib of a plurality of ribs of a canopy assembly of the cantilever umbrella assembly. The first strut can have a first end and a second end. The first end can be pivotally coupled to the base member of the support assembly by the first strut seat. The second end can be pivotally coupled to the first rib fixation assembly.

Disclosed herein are embodiments of removable and/or adjustable stabilizing assemblies for stabilizing a canopy of a cantilever umbrella. A removable stabilizing assembly can have a support assembly, a first rib fixation assembly, and a first strut. The support assembly can be removably coupled to an upright pole of a cantilever umbrella assembly. The support assembly can have a base member and a first strut seat coupled to or formed as part of the base member. The first rib fixation assembly can be removably coupled to a first rib of a plurality of ribs of a canopy assembly of the cantilever umbrella assembly. The first strut can have a first end and a second end. The first end can be pivotally coupled to the base member of the support assembly by the first strut seat. The second end can be pivotally coupled to the first rib fixation assembly.

A rope guiding device includes a base seat, two limiting link assemblies connected to the base seat, and a limiting rope. Each of the limiting link assemblies has a retaining space therein, and a guiding groove in spatial communication with the retaining space. The limiting rope includes two head pieces respectively and movably retained in the retaining spaces of the limiting link assemblies, and a rope body having two opposite end portions that respectively extends through the guiding grooves of the limiting link assemblies and that are respectively connected to the head pieces. Each of the head pieces has a width greater than the width of each of the guiding grooves and the width of the rope body.

A beach umbrella anchor with an integral shovel. The beach umbrella anchor has a central member with a handle at a first end and a shovel at a second end. An aperture is positioned in between the first end and the second end of the central member where a first end of a length of rope can be inserted and secured. A second end of the rope is then attached to a beach umbrella, which is planted in the ground. The shovel is used to dig a hole large enough to encompass the beach umbrella anchor, which is then buried within the hole. This securely anchors a beach umbrella such that it can stay in a desired position in windy conditions.

A beach umbrella anchor with an integral shovel. The beach umbrella anchor has a central member with a handle at a first end and a shovel at a second end. An aperture is positioned in between the first end and the second end of the central member where a first end of a length of rope can be inserted and secured. A second end of the rope is then attached to a beach umbrella, which is planted in the ground. The shovel is used to dig a hole large enough to encompass the beach umbrella anchor, which is then buried within the hole. This securely anchors a beach umbrella such that it can stay in a desired position in windy conditions.

An umbrella includes an anti-inversion mechanism that is configured to apply to each rib assembly a force that counters an inversion force that is applied to the umbrella. The anti-inversion mechanism includes a flexible elongated structure that is disposed exteriorly along the second rib part and has a first bent end that is attached to the second rib part by passing through an opening formed in the second rib part and being anchored within a hollow interior of the second rib part. The mechanism further includes a flexible wire having a first end attached to the flexible elongated structure of the anti-inversion mechanism and a second end attached to a rib tip that is located at a free distal end of the rib assembly.

An umbrella includes an anti-inversion mechanism that is configured to apply to each rib assembly a force that counters an inversion force that is applied to the umbrella. The anti-inversion mechanism includes a flexible elongated structure that is disposed exteriorly along the second rib part and has a first bent end that is attached to the second rib part by passing through an opening formed in the second rib part and being anchored within a hollow interior of the second rib part. The mechanism further includes a flexible wire having a first end attached to the flexible elongated structure of the anti-inversion mechanism and a second end attached to a rib tip that is located at a free distal end of the rib assembly.

The present invention relates to a ventilated umbrella, which may include a ventilated umbrella holder which is formed in the shape of a hollow pipe and includes a plurality of air inlet holes through which air is introduced and an air discharge part formed on the upper side of the air inlet holes, a body part which is formed in the shape of a hollow pipe and includes a body inlet hole and a body discharge part corresponding to the air inlet hole and the air discharge part of the ventilated umbrella holder, and a stopper which is coupled to the body part and located inside the body discharge part and discharges air introduced through the air inlet hole to the outside through the body discharge part and blocks fluid introduced from the outside through the body discharge part.