Clamp On Umbrella For Beach Chair on Amazon A beach umbrella can be difficult to get properly stabilized in the sand – how can you get shade if it won’t stand up? A clamp-on umbrella saves you the trouble of stabilizing your beach umbrella and provides the perfect amount of shade.Spending days at the beach, out in the sun, can be frustrating. Save yourself the trouble with a clamp-on umbrella that’s good for any occasion. Even with sunscreen most people can still get sunburned; adding insult to injury, it’s hard to find a place on the beach to set up a chair outside of direct sunlight. Beach umbrellas are often unreliable as well. They can fly away and leave you bereft of your cover and protection. Save yourself the trouble with a clamp-on umbrella that’s good for any occasion – the beach, the lake, the market; It is not recommended to clamp the umbrella onto flimsy items such as cloth, or items that are affected by weight.As long as you have a sturdy pole, shaft, or some sort of backing that fits the dimensions of the clamp, you can clamp the umbrella onto pretty much anything.
Recommended things the umbrella can clamp to are kayaks, tables and wheelchairs. You don’t have to use just a beach chair! It is not recommended to clamp the umbrella onto flimsy items such as cloth, or items that are affected by weight. Doing so can be dangerous. Also fast moving objects can potentially damage the umbrella as well. Not recommended things to clamp the umbrella include backpacks, bicycles, and open cockpit biplanes. Some umbrellas might fit in a medium-sized suitcase, but without enough wiggle room you could potentially damage the umbrella in transit. Probably not, although it depends on the suitcase. The majority of clamp-on umbrellas are the same length even when folded down; they’re not designed for long-distance travel, very rarely fold in half and thus aren’t very compact. If you are using a carry-on suitcase, the answer is a definite no. Some umbrellas might fit in a medium-sized suitcase, but without enough wiggle room you could potentially damage the umbrella in transit.
A large suitcase or jumbo sized duffel, the kind used when moving or traveling for long periods of time, would be your best bet in taking the umbrella in your baggage. As these umbrellas are designed for the beach, they promise to provide protection against the harsh rays of the sun.Although these umbrellas are designed for a small space in mind, they're designed to provide ample shade to a single beach chair. The shade provided is of the same UV blocking quality that you’d expect from a bigger, more traditional umbrella, but features much smaller space requirements and easier setup. As these umbrellas are designed for the beach, they promise to provide protection against the harsh rays of the sun. This means they are designed to protect you from UVA and UVB radiation, as well as being durable enough to survive the wind and water of a rougher beach day. SportBrella’s ‘Versa-Brella’ series comes with a universal clamp that works with both rounded and squared surfaces up to a width of 1.5 inches.
The clamp can only open so far, but the range makes it highly versatile and very secure. The umbrella itself can rotate a full 360 degrees around the clamp, allowing you to get shade exactly where you want around whatever surface the umbrella is attached to. It can also swivel in four different directions to allow maximum shading quality. A UPF 50 coating lines the underside of the canopy, providing protection from UVA and UVB radiation. A UPF 50 coating lines the underside of the canopy, providing protection from UVA and UVB radiation. This can help keep you from getting sunburned, even if your sunblock washes off in the water. Sunscreen is still recommended for any beach outing, however. Finally, the umbrella folds down for easy carrying and comes with a carrying bag. It is overall lightweight and easy to transport. The bag includes some protective safety tips as well, to help you protect your eyes from bright summer sunlight the right way. If you want to be sure that you’ll be protected from the sun, this clamp-on umbrella will do the trick – it’s been specifically lab tested and designed to block up to an amazing 99.8 percent of UVA and UVB rays!
The canopy is formed in an extended kite shape to provide the maximum amount of shade possible without being cumbersome, and double coated in aluminum to protect and cool you off when sitting underneath it. Chill out and stay safe. The shaft and ribs of the umbrella are made out of steel, ensuring durability and promising to last for many summers to come. This umbrella can help you reach great heights with an adjustable pole. You won’t have it impeding on your personal space or have to worry about bumping your head on the underside of the canopy any longer with this excellent feature. The shaft and ribs of the umbrella are made out of steel, ensuring durability and promising to last for many summers to come. The steel is powder-coated to prevent rust even with long-term use, so you won’t have to worry. Options are a beach-goer’s best friend, and Rio Brands provides you with plenty. This umbrella comes in four vibrant colors: blue, green, red and yellow. The nylon that makes up the canopy is bright enough to cheer up anyone’s day!
The clamp is designed to be universal, so you can attach this umbrella to pretty much anything. It can even clamp onto larger objects than most other umbrellas; the clamp itself is adjustable. No matter how thick the surface you want to clamp this umbrella to, you’re set! You can relax in the shade, protected and comfortable for the duration of this beach holiday and holidays to come. The canopy is designed to provide up to SPF 50 against UVA and UVB radiation, higher than your standard sunscreen. You can relax in the shade, protected and comfortable for the duration of this beach holiday and holidays to come. The canopy expands to 41 inches in diameter to provide you with the best amount of shade possible. Even better, the entire umbrella ways only 12 ounces! This makes it lightweight and easily portable to boot, it’s as easy to transport as it is to use. Beach umbrellas cover a lot of ground, but keeping them grounded can be a pain. Try a clamp-on umbrella instead!