Franmara Murano Waiter's Corkscrew, Translucent Red Handle

My wife hasn’t liked using manual corkscrews like this and would lug out a “rabbit” corkscrew that is about 10 times bigger with lever and gears. That needs oiling or something and I hate getting and using it, so when our old hand corkscrew broke, I looked at a few review websites and settled on the Murano- weave now had for about 2 months and I think it’s great and even my wife uses It over the”rabbit”. Great product at a very reasonable price

One of the best folding bottle openers i know. Received my first while serving in a 5-star restaurant, while attending college in the '70s. Have worn out a couple, gifted a few and will have on at my table for as long as I am able to lift my glass. Purchased my last one, after a guest commented about a desire to get one of their own (she took my 8 yo one from Germany). Never expensive, always the best quality, and virtually indestructible. Try one for yourself.

I open about 50 bottles a week and was looking for an economic, but practical wine key. The knife is sharp and has the knob on the back that allows single hand opening. The corkscrew is quiet and quick. The double hing works well. Over all a good corkscrew

Solid and functional . The third one owned over many years of use. A classic

This is an excellent wine key for a very affordable price. I really like the way the hinge moves. Lightweight.

Solid cork screw and bottle opener

Great corkscrew. I have a couple of versions of this model, they are all good. Just be sure you get the double hinged ones. You'll thank me later. Most of the waiter style corkscrews have a small (sometimes serrated) knife blade to cut the foil. This is fine (I personally use a Screwpull dedicated foil cutter) but don't take it to the airport, it may be considered a knife (a no-no). There are corkscrews of this style that do not have a blade, like the Boomerang.

I am professional sommelier and I purchased this opener for my job. The quality is excellent