True Double Hinged Waiters Foil Cutter, Manual Bottle Opener, Key for Servers, Travel Corkscrew, Wine Tool, Set of 1, Timber Wood

No better wine key for the money. As a former Sommelier, I only have more than one of these in case I lose one, but they last forever. My favorite feature is the knife; it's cuts better than any wine key I've ever used. Aside form the knife, it's solid and sturdy. I'm still surprised they cost as little as they do. I've used Languiole keys before and this is not far off in quality, especially when you consider it's probably $100 cheaper than the cheapest Languiole. So yeah, don't wast your money on the $5 dinky wine keys.

The price is right compare something made in Montana it cost 125.oo plus tax. It open the bottle of wine with no problem

It’s very sturdy and the foil cutter is sharp. It’s a lot lighter than the image given though, almost dry driftwood colored.

It's ok, good knife but it tends to dig into the glass as you corke. Better just get the cheep 2 hinge ones

The double hinge is the key. Always reliable and next to nothing to break.

I didn't buy it through Amazon, but halfway through one use the rivet holding the worm on nearly popped out. The layers of material making up the handle are also very flexible. Almost like they were just going to bend and stay that way. It felt, and looked, far more solid than this. I'll try to return it to where I bought it tomorrow. If you're not keen on a "disposable" bottle opener, don't buy it.

Good, heavy corkscrew, the foil cutter is great. Seems good quality, but I haven't used it long enough to speak to it's longevity. Well worth the $10 I paid for it though so far.

I love the elegant look of this corkscrew, and the double hinge action makes cork removal a breeze. It has a good heft to it and appears to be durable.

Worked in hospitality for years. It looks great and it's sturdy, but the foil cutter isn't the best, too long and tight to pull out easily. The worst part about this opener is it has a tendency to chip the neck of the bottle when your opening it, this is is because the metal part that braces against the neck when opening the bottle is neither flat nor wide enough, which puts too much pressure on the glass causing it to crack/chip.I still have this wine key, but it's just a box opener at this point.