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Now that November weather is in full swing, you know the drill. When it rains, it pours.

Usually you don't mind when things get a little slippery, but days like this may have you considering upgrading your umbrella with some up-to-the-nanosecond rainproof technology.

The NanoNuno Umbrella, another brainchild of the Swiss (apparently they're sick of the whole watch-making stereotype), is the latest defense against that pesky rain. At first glance, it looks like a typical full-length umbrella with classic wooden handle, but it actually taps into nanotechnology (yes, your umbrella can do that).

The NanoNuno replaces the flimsy material of a regular umbrella with a textured fabric inspired by the lotus leaf's naturally water- and dirt-repelling surface, which allows any amount of rain and airborne mud (it happens sometimes) to simply slide off the edges. In fact, a good shake is all it takes to get the umbrella bone dry and keep it from leaving puddles and trail marks all over your non-nano doormat...and couch, and pants.

Because as fun as it can be to get wet, sometimes you'd just rather stay dry.

The NanoNuno Umbrella, £49.95, available online at http://www.proidee.co.uk


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