An umbrella for removably securing to a surface, such as a vehicle. The umbrella includes a shaft having a handle on a first end and a canopy on an opposing second end. One or more ribs are secured to the canopy in order to support the canopy in an open configuration. Each rib includes one or more weights in order to stabilize the canopy when secured to a surface. One or more magnets are secured to a lower end of each rib in order to removably secure the umbrella to a magnetic surface for hands-free use. An upper end of each rib is hingedly secured to the shaft. The ribs are operably connected to an actuatable button in the handle so as to extend the ribs outward from the shaft in order to expand the canopy into the open configuration.

An absorbent umbrella cover. The absorbent umbrella cover includes a sleeve having a base, a circumferential sidewall extending therefrom, and an open upper end forming an interior volume configured to receive an umbrella therein. A cover flap is connected to the upper edge of the sleeve, and a pocket is disposed on a first side of the cover flap. A fastener is disposed on a second side of the cover flap, wherein the fastener removably secures the cover flap to the circumferential sidewall in order to secure an umbrella within the interior volume of the sleeve. Users may insert a hand into the pocket to grasp a wet umbrella while keeping the hand dry. The umbrella cover is absorbent in order to quickly dry a wet umbrella stored therein.

An absorbent umbrella cover. The absorbent umbrella cover includes a sleeve having a base, a circumferential sidewall extending therefrom, and an open upper end forming an interior volume configured to receive an umbrella therein. A cover flap is connected to the upper edge of the sleeve, and a pocket is disposed on a first side of the cover flap. A fastener is disposed on a second side of the cover flap, wherein the fastener removably secures the cover flap to the circumferential sidewall in order to secure an umbrella within the interior volume of the sleeve. Users may insert a hand into the pocket to grasp a wet umbrella while keeping the hand dry. The umbrella cover is absorbent in order to quickly dry a wet umbrella stored therein.

An automatic wheelchair umbrella device is provided. The device is comprised of a housing that can be attached to a wheelchair. The housing stores at least one umbrella. The umbrella can be extended from the housing by pushing a button that can be attached to the wheelchair. Once extended, the umbrella can be retracted back into the housing via the same button. The umbrella may be comprised of a motorized and/or spring-loaded opening and closing mechanism that automatically opens and closes the umbrella once the umbrella is extended from the housing.

An automatic wheelchair umbrella device is provided. The device is comprised of a housing that can be attached to a wheelchair. The housing stores at least one umbrella. The umbrella can be extended from the housing by pushing a button that can be attached to the wheelchair. Once extended, the umbrella can be retracted back into the housing via the same button. The umbrella may be comprised of a motorized and/or spring-loaded opening and closing mechanism that automatically opens and closes the umbrella once the umbrella is extended from the housing.

A deployable frame for a weather and/or sun protection device, including: a mast with a longitudinal axis on which a slider is mounted so as to slide between a first position in which the frame is closed and a second position in which the frame is open; at least one rib connected by a stretcher to the runner, the rib including an end connected to a notch carried by one end of the mast, wherein the rib includes a first segment formed of a first part and a second part that are movable relative to each other about the extension axis of the first segment, the first part of the first segment of the rib is connected to the notch by a pivot connection about an axis which is perpendicular to a plane inclined obliquely to the longitudinal axis of the mast so that in the first closed position of the frame the first segment of the rib extends along the mast and in the second open position of the frame the first segment of the rib is moved away from the mast.

A deployable frame for a weather and/or sun protection device, including: a mast with a longitudinal axis on which a slider is mounted so as to slide between a first position in which the frame is closed and a second position in which the frame is open; at least one rib connected by a stretcher to the runner, the rib including an end connected to a notch carried by one end of the mast, wherein the rib includes a first segment formed of a first part and a second part that are movable relative to each other about the extension axis of the first segment, the first part of the first segment of the rib is connected to the notch by a pivot connection about an axis which is perpendicular to a plane inclined obliquely to the longitudinal axis of the mast so that in the first closed position of the frame the first segment of the rib extends along the mast and in the second open position of the frame the first segment of the rib is moved away from the mast.

An umbrella-cover whose shape can be transformed into a pedestal that can be used for luggage storage, includes a plurality of plates and magnets.

An umbrella-cover whose shape can be transformed into a pedestal that can be used for luggage storage, includes a plurality of plates and magnets.

A decorative umbrella and backpack device is provided. The device is comprised of a decorative umbrella and backpack device that integrates a sword-themed umbrella with a shield-themed backpack for both functional and aesthetic purposes. The umbrella comprises a handle designed to resemble the hilt of various historical, mythical, or fictional swords, along with a telescoping plastic sheath that enhances the illusion of a sword while protecting the retracted canopy. The sheath features a locking mechanism and a removable tip for draining moisture. The umbrella also includes a canopy adorned with decorative indicia mimicking different materials and patterns. The backpack is designed to resemble a shield, featuring a rigid exterior shell with decorative elements and a receiving area to securely store the umbrella when not in use. This area incorporates a drainage plug for convenience.