Aussies are obsessed with Bunnings $12 golf umbrella as heavy rainfall continues across the country

The VERY unlikely celebrity-approved $12 Bunnings buy selling out in stores across Australia

  • As wet weather continues, Aussies are stocking up on Bunnings umbrellas
  • Bunnings $12 golf umbrella is flying off the shelves across the country
  • New South Wales is its biggest fans as it is sold out in stores all over the state
  • Stars Cate Blanchett and Chris Hemsworth have been spotted with the brolly
  • A Central Coast resident spied dozens of parents with the buy at school pick up 

As Australians set for a third consecutive summer of heavy rainfall, many are rushing to get their hands on a handy item from Bunnings that is flying off the shelves. 

The rise of El Nina has brought about a strong increase in demand for the $12 Bunnings golf umbrella which is slowly becoming as iconic as the retailer’s sausage sizzles.  

The ‘sturdy’ umbrella has been seen being sported en-masse by groups all over the country and even sheltering big celebrity names like Cate Blanchett and Chris Hemsworth. 

 

Australians are rushing to get their hands on Bunnings Warehouse’s $12 golf umbrella that is flying of the shelves in stores across the country

A resident of New South Wales' Central Coast posted a video of a local school pick-up on a rainy day as hundreds of parents stayed dry under their Bunnings umbrella

'Is it Central Coast law to own a Bunnings umbrella? I can see eight right now including my own,' she joked before spotting two more

A resident on New South Wale’s Central Coast spotted parents donning the brolly en-masse during a school pick-up. The umbrella is sold out in all stores across the state. 

Currently, the $12 umbrellas are in stock in a selection of stores across the a country and are available online. 

However, New South Wales seems to be the biggest fan of the brolly as it is sold out across the entire state.  

A resident of New South Wales’ Central Coast posted a video of a local school pick-up on a rainy day as many of parents stayed dry under their Bunnings umbrellas.

Online, hundreds of Aussies have been raving about the $12 buy with one calling it 'elite' and another joking it is more popular than the Bunnings sausage sizzle

Online, hundreds of Aussies have been raving about the $12 buy with one calling it ‘elite’ and another joking it is more popular than the Bunnings sausage sizzle

‘Is it Central Coast law to own a Bunnings umbrella? I can see eight right now including my own,’ she joked before spotting two more. 

A-lister Cate Blanchett was even papped under the cover of one of the brollies while filming the TV drama Stateless in 2019. 

And Cate wasn’t the first big name to be saved from the rain by the Bunnings favourite.

Back in 2016, Chris Hemsworth was seen with one on the set of Thor: Love and Thunder in Sydney. 

Poll

Do you own a Bunnings umbrella?

Online, hundreds of Aussies have been raving about the $12 buy with one calling it ‘elite’ and another joking it is more popular than the Bunnings sausage sizzle.  

‘The Bunnings umbrella is the best umbrella ever made. If a better one exists I don’t want to know about it,’ one tweet read. 

‘Theory: The #1 umbrella company in Australia by sales volume is Bunnings,’ said another. 

The Bunnings website is filled with five-star reviews of the new Aussie cultural icon. 

‘This golf umbrella, like other golf umbrellas, keeps you dry even when you are not playing golf. Unlike other golf umbrellas it does not drain your wallet. It advertises Bunnings which assists them in selling more golf umbrellas at a reasonable price,’ one reviewer wrote. 

‘You too could be part of this beautiful symbiotic relationship. It’s even vented so you don’t blow away like Mary Poppins. Get before you’re wet,’ they continued. 

‘The BUNNINGS logo is enchanted with magic glyphs that repel rain and further augment your already great value umbrella,’ joked a second. 

‘For those unfortunate souls who by no fault of their own find themselves in the midst of a heavy downpour, and are in dire need of protection. This IS THE Umbrella of Umbrellas if you should loose it consider it gone, you have been warned,’ cautioned a third. 



***
Read more at DailyMail.co.uk