Free Davek Mini Umbrella (Worth $99) When You Spend $150 or More, Free Delivery @ Davek Umbrellas, New York

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bettina44 on 22/06/2024 - 04:46 au.davekny.com (433 clicks)
Last edited 24/06/2024 - 11:05 by 1 other user

We're offering you a FREE Davek Mini umbrella for a limited time when you purchase $150 or more. When you reach the minimum spend, just add the Mini into your cart and it will be free!

This umbrella will help you achieve the min spend:
https://au.davekny.com/collections/umbrellas/products/the-da…

Then add this to your cart:
https://au.davekny.com/collections/umbrellas/products/the-da…

A lifetime warranty for these fancy pants umbrellas makes them worth it.
https://au.davekny.com/pages/lifetime-guarantee

Note it's $16 to send it in for first-time repairs, and you pay for shipping for recurring repairs:
https://au.davekny.com/pages/repair-center

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  maverickjohn on 22/06/2024 - 06:40

  How's this compared to the blunt if anyone has had personal experience with both?

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    Nukkels on 22/06/2024 - 07:31

    +1

    Never owned this one, just the Blunt metro - the reason I chose that over this one was a combination of price, colours and a little bit of the design (no pointy ends to get caught on stuff).

    The biggest difference is that the Davek mini is much more compact (the Blunt only has 2 hinges instead of 3, so it's really long when packed down and barely even fits in large bags like a backpack), and actually has a slightly larger canopy when opened, which is actually kinda important, because I do get a little wet with the Blunt metro sometimes.

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      maverickjohn on 22/06/2024 - 07:33

      Are durability points roughly on par ?
      I'm liking the davek. But contemplating the solo/duet over the commuter as it's also larger diameter

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        shutuptakemymoney101 on 22/06/2024 - 08:35

        +1

        Davek umbrella's are pretty durable and look great, putting a few drops of sewing machine oil periodically on the moving parts will help it last longer - otherwise you always have the warranty to fall back on if you would prefer a shiny new one.

        I find the Solo to be a perfect size to still remain functional in the rain but still be compact enough to leave in the bottom of my bag until I need it.

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    y2k on 22/06/2024 - 08:13

    +3

    I've owned the classic and exec Blunt umbrellas, and have the Mini, Solo and Davek Elite long umbrella. Some of the obvious differences:
    - the Blunt umbrellas are noticeably heavier. That makes them feel a bit sturdier. Obviously, the rounded tips on the canopy make you feel less like you'll poke someone's eyes out.
    - the Blunt folding umbrellas have a rather poor "folded to canopy size" ratio ie when not in use, they're longer - but when you open them, they don't cover you as much as a Davek

    I do love the Blunt's style and look, but it was disappointing when ours refused to stay open last week - the mechanism that holds the umbrella open had broken. Never had a problem with my Daveks.

    But the biggest things for me is that the Daveks are guaranteed for life (my Blunt exec stopped staying open last week after about 7 years of use, and the warranty is only two years), and you can also buy a replacement for half price if you lose one (we've used this and it was very simple).

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      bluedufflecoat on 22/06/2024 - 09:22

      Do you think the davek commuter significantly better (for coverage) than blunt metro? I have a blunt metro and sometimes still get a bit wet in the rain. :(

      Blunt metro diameter is 100cm, the davek commuter is 101cm/89cm… Arc / straight diameter whatever that means. I am not contemplating the solo (109cm/89 cm, 510g) at the moment because it weighs more than the blunt metro (385g) and costs $190. :/

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        maverickjohn on 22/06/2024 - 10:01

        Arc is the mesh/fabric diameter, straight is the diameter from side to side when it's open

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          bluedufflecoat on 22/06/2024 - 12:25

          +1

          @maverickjohn: Thanks, I bit the bullet and got the commuter and free mini.

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  CheepCheap on 22/06/2024 - 07:21

  +1

  $16 for your first warranty claim or $12 for a Bunnings umbrella and get a sausage sizzle with the change?

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    shutuptakemymoney101 on 22/06/2024 - 08:32

    +1

    Maybe spend the change on a red polo and green apron?

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  bchliu on 22/06/2024 - 09:18

  +1

  We own two Mini's - one for me and one for wife. it's seriously the best umbrella that you can fit into your jacket that's still reasonably usable when extended. Although I bought them with vouchers at the time since RRP ($99) is just ridiculous.