Blunt Umbrella Wind Tunnel Testing

The video tests the blunt umbrella in a wind tunnel, comparing it to a standard umbrella. The blunt umbrella, with its patented rib structure, withstands winds up to 50 mph, demonstrating superior performance. The test concludes with confidence in the product's ability to perform in high winds, making it the best choice for an umbrella showdown.

What is the main purpose of testing the Blunt umbrella in a wind tunnel?

• To measure its weight

• To test its color durability

• To evaluate its performance against strong winds

• To see if it can withstand rain

At what wind speed did a standard umbrella fail during the test?

• 10 mph

• 15 mph

• 20 mph

• 8 mph

What feature of the Blunt umbrella helps it withstand strong winds?

• Its size

• Its patented rib structure

• Its color

• Its handle

Why was the wind tunnel test stopped at 50 mph?

• The wind was too loud

• The umbrella broke

• The wind pushed a person off the platform

• The test was completed

What is the testers' opinion about the Blunt umbrella after the test?

• It is the best in the world

• It needs improvement

• It is average

• It is not suitable for strong winds