1/Material

Rubber: has good anti-slip properties, comfortable grip, and is not easy to slip, especially in wet weather.
Plastic: Lightweight and low-cost, available in a variety of colors and styles, but may not be as anti-slip as rubber.
Wood: Natural texture, giving a warm feeling, usually has a good grip, but pay attention to moisture-proof.
Metal: Such as aluminum alloy or stainless steel, strong and durable, may look more fashionable, but may feel cold in winter.
For example, when walking on rainy days, umbrellas with rubber handles can provide a more stable grip.

 

2/Shape

Straight handle: simple and generous, suitable for most people’s usage habits.
Curved handle: ergonomic design, better fit the curve of the hand, providing a more comfortable grip.
Hook handle: convenient for hanging and carrying.
For example, when holding an umbrella for a long time, the curved handle can reduce hand fatigue.
Size and thickness
The size of the handle should be suitable for the size of the hand. Too thick or too thin may affect the comfort of holding.
For people with larger hands, thicker handles may be more comfortable; while people with smaller hands may be more suitable for thinner handles.
Anti-slip design
The surface texture, raised or recessed design can increase friction and prevent slipping.

3/Appearance and style

Simple style: suitable for people who pursue simplicity and low-key.
Highly decorative: such as inlaid gemstones, carved patterns, etc., more fashionable and personalized.
For example, business occasions may prefer simple style handles; while fashion people may like handles with unique decorations.

4/Weight

A lighter handle can reduce the weight of the entire umbrella and make it easier to carry.

5/Functionality

Some handles can store small items such as keys, change, etc.
Consider the above factors comprehensively and choose the right umbrella handle according to personal usage needs, preferences and budget.