Casash I saw this on Reiwa no Tora (a Japanese TV show) and wanted to buy it, but I haven't had a chance to use it, so it's new and unused. I opened it for the photos. A hands-free umbrella holder! * You can fold your umbrella neatly without getting your hands wet, shake off the water, and attach it to your backpack or school bag for hands-free movement. It can also be attached to strollers, carry-on cases, and bicycles! * You can also use an earphone jack accessory to attach a plastic umbrella bag. If you attach it to your backpack at a shopping mall or department store, you can shop hands-free. * You can also ride a bicycle. It is not illegal. Since it is attached to the rider, it is not considered cargo. If it is considered cargo, it is a violation if it exceeds 15 cm from the left and right handles, and 2 m in height. (Confirmed with the Metropolitan Police Department and Saitama Prefectural Police) *It is necessary to ensure visibility and be careful of people, etc. because it may be subject to attention. * If you attach a tip cap to a vinyl umbrella, you won't have the unpleasant feeling of water dripping on the floor. * Of course, there are many things you can do by holding an umbrella hands-free. * It can also be used for parasols. You can hold an umbrella hands-free even in the scorching heat. * Can be attached to either the left or right side. *The way the water is cut off from the umbrella will vary depending on the direction of the umbrella and how you do it. It does not cut off 100% of the water. Contents * Umbrella holder * Umbrella attachment * Tip cap (either black or white will be included.) * Rubber band