Personal Beach Umbrella – 1.8 m UPF 50+ Sun Shade
Personal Beach Umbrella – 1.8 m UPF 50+ Sun Shade
Portable defence against harmful UV rays – blocks 99% of UVA and UVB radiation while keeping you up to 8°C cooler. Dermatologist recommended, eco-friendly and light enough to take anywhere.
Blocks up to 99% UVA & UVB rays
- Dermatologist recommended & approved by the Melanoma International Foundation
- Keeps you up to 8°C cooler than direct sun
- Blocks up to 99% UVA & UVB rays
- Dermatologist recommended & approved by the Melanoma International Foundation
- Keeps you up to 8°C cooler than direct sun
Personal Beach Shade You Can Angle
The Personal Beach Umbrella is 1.8 m across with a tilting pole, so you can angle the shade as the sun moves, and it comes with a carry bag for the walk down to the beach or the campsite.
The UPF 50+ canopy blocks 99% of UVA and UVB rays and keeps you up to 8°C cooler than sitting in direct sun. Prices are in Canadian dollars, and returns are accepted within 30 days.
Your Own Patch of Shade at the Beach or the Dock
The Personal Beach Umbrella is 1.8 m across and tilts, so one or two people can stay in UPF 50+ shade all afternoon as the sun moves, at a lake beach, on the dock or at the campsite. It packs to 114 cm in its carry bag and weighs 2.4 kg.
Sand and water reflect UV back up at you, which is why the navy underside matters: it absorbs that reflected UV instead of bouncing it onto your face. Keep using sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses too, as Health Canada advises.
Specifications
| Arc | 1.8 m |
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| Canopy diameter | 1.7 m |
| Pole length | 2.1 m |
| Pole diameter | 32 mm |
| Folded length | 114 cm |
| Weight | 2.4 kg |
| Tilt | Yes |
Good to know
How do I keep it steady? In sand, screw in the non-rusting sand anchor; it's sized for this umbrella's pole.
Buying from Canada
- Prices are in Canadian dollars.
- Orders ship from Pennsylvania, USA with UPS or DHL, usually the next business day. Freight and any duties are calculated at checkout.
- Return within 30 days for a refund or exchange. Return shipping and original shipping charges aren't refunded.
- One-year limited warranty against defects in materials or workmanship.
How a UV-Blocker Umbrella Shields You
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A Silver Top That Reflects
Solarteck® fabric on the outside turns back up to 99% of UVA and UVB rays and much of the sun's heat, so it's up to 8°C cooler under the canopy than out in the open.
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A Navy Lining That Absorbs
UV doesn't only come from above. It bounces off water, sand and pavement, and the dark lining soaks it up instead of reflecting it onto your face.
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Vents That Breathe
Patented mesh vents between the two canopy layers release warm air and let wind through, which keeps it cooler underneath and steadier in a gust.
Sun Protection Questions From Canadians
Do I really need sun protection in Canada?
Yes. Across Canada, the UV Index can reach 3 or higher between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. from April to September, even on cloudy days, and that's the level where Health Canada advises protecting your skin. Environment and Climate Change Canada publishes a daily UV Index forecast for your city at weather.gc.ca.
Can an umbrella replace sunscreen?
No, use them together. A UPF 50+ umbrella gives steady overhead shade that doesn't wash off or wear thin, but some UV still reaches you by reflection. Health Canada's advice is to combine shade with clothing that covers your skin, a wide-brimmed hat, UV-protective sunglasses and a broad-spectrum, water-resistant SPF 30+ sunscreen.
Is UVA or UVB the bigger problem?
Both. UVB causes most sunburn. UVA goes deeper into the skin, adds to skin aging and skin cancer risk, and gets through cloud and window glass. UV-Blocker fabric is lab tested to AATCC TM183-2020 and blocks 100% of UVB and 99.97% of UVA passing through the canopy.
Does it still help on a cool or hazy day?
Yes. UV isn't heat, so a mild spring day can still bring a high UV Index. That's when people tend to skip protection, and when carried shade is easiest to forget.
What skin changes should I get checked?
Use the ABCDE guide for moles and spots: Asymmetry, Border that's irregular, Colour that varies, Diameter over 6 mm and Evolving (anything changing). Sores that won't heal are also worth showing your doctor or a dermatologist. The Canadian Dermatology Association and the Canadian Cancer Society have more on spotting skin cancer early.
A Simple Summer Routine
- Check the UV Index forecast before you head out.
- Bring your own shade where there's none, such as a sideline, a dock or a parking lot.
- Cover up with clothing, a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses.
- Use sunscreen on exposed skin: broad-spectrum, water-resistant, SPF 30 or higher, reapplied as the label directs.
- Plan around midday on high-UV days when you can.
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Glowing Reviews From Our Customers
UV-Blocker Umbrella
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Blocks up to 99% UVA/UVB rays
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All-day coverage, no reapplication
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UV protection won't wear off
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Zero skin contact
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Eco-friendly PET fabric
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Compact and reusable
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One-time purchase
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Keeps you up to 8°C cooler
Traditional Sunscreen
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Varies typically SPF 15-50
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Requires reapplication every 2 hrs
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Wears off with sweat/water
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May irritate sensitive skin
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Some formulas harm marine life
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Needs to be carried/refilled
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Recurring expense
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No cooling effect
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| UPF rating | 50+ | 50+ | 50+ | 50+ |
| Blocks UVA/UVB | 99% | 99% | 99% | 99% |
| Cooling | Up to 8 °C cooler | Up to 8 °C cooler | Up to 8 °C cooler | Up to 8 °C cooler |
| Weight | 425 g | 595 g | 765 g | 625 g |
| Canopy diameter | 99 cm | 94 cm | 122 cm | 104 cm |
| Portability | Fits a purse | Fits a carry-on | Folds to 51 cm | Full-length stick |
| Best for | Commutes and errands | Road trips and city breaks | Shade for two | Weddings and garden parties |
| Price | $87.00 | $87.00 | $94.00 | $87.00 |
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What Leading Dermatologists Are Saying…
Hear What Skin Specialists Think About Our UV Protection
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“It’s not just the Baby Boomers who I have been treating for sun-related skin damage including skin cancer. I have seen an increasing number of younger individuals with varying degrees of UV-related skin problems…problems that are most often preventable. I spend vacation time with my grandchildren on Rehoboth Beach in Delaware. The first items we pack are our UV-Blocker Beach Umbrellas. I have been recommending them to my patients for years.”
Dr. Andrea Buck, DO Burlington County Dermatology - Medford NJ
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“An all-to-common result of exposure to the sun is actinic keratosis. Usually affecting older adults, it can develop on the face, lips, ears, back of hands, forearms, scalp, and neck. The rough, scaly skin patch enlarges slowly and can eventually become cancerous. The UV-Blocker umbrella is one of the most effective defenses against this type of sun damage on the market today. I highly recommend it to patients who spend time outdoors in sunny conditions.”
Dr. Aradhna Saxena, MD Dermatology & Skin Cancer Institute - Ft Washington, PA
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“My patients routinely ask me about other UV-protective options besides sunscreen and sun avoidance. Now, I have another fantastic option for my patients. Being a UV-Blocker umbrella user myself, this travel umbrella has many purposes besides rain protection. I highly recommend the UV-Blocker umbrella to you and your family for its compactness, ease of use and storage, durability, coolness, and most importantly, its sun protection against skin cancer and premature aging.”
Dr. David A. Kasper, DO Dermatology & Skin Cancer Institute - Lansdale, PA
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