: One-handed Bottle Opener - Orange

This really is a game changer. Normally you have to grip the bottle with one hand as you're prying up with the other hand. This allows you to hold the bottle and carry it where you want and you can then pop the cap off. It is a great plus that it captures the bottle cap. My wife does not like the loud noise that it makes when the metal hits the glass bottle. But I can see this as a great advantage for the professional working in a bar. This would let the customers realize that they need another beer when they hear that sound of happiness.

This bottle opener is so easy to use and it doesn’t dent the caps. I’m really happy with it.

4 stars because it's a bit overpriced, but a clever idea. The first time I used it, I thought I'd cracked the neck of the bottle, it smacked against it so hard. But with a bit of caution, this is easily solved once you know about it. I use my other hand to dampen the action. But whip this puppy out of your pocket at the barbeque and you'll find it makes a great conversation starter. Everybody will want one!

One of my friends mocked me for buying a $20 (sure, its only $16.95 but I'd pay more for it) bottle opener. But you know what? Everyone else loves it! Worth. Every. Penny. Sure, you can use a lighter, or a hard surface, or a regular opener requiring two hands, but why would you? You could be awesome and open a beer in one hand, while having the other free for other activities. Or you could be even more awesome and open two beers at once. The choice is up to you with the Gropener.Holding it in my hands just feels right. The finish feels really nice, definitely a quality product. The magnet works really well to keep the bottlecap from falling into oblivion, and its strong enough to keep on my fridge. Out of all my 2am purchases, this has to be the one I least regret (I don't even regret it at all, this thing is amazing).

Coolest bottle opener I've ever seen. Very little pressure needed for handy one handed operation.The magnet in the opener is a great detail and prevents the bottle cap from falling down after opening.Buy it, you'll love it.

Extremely sturdy, magnet is quite strong, and I get a lot of attention and reaction as to what it is and when I use it. Really fun to use at social gatherings! Also, I'm rather neglectful to the condition of the bottle opener as I kept it on a keychain at my belt. As a result, it's got tons of nicks, scratches, and the paint is worn at the edges (to the point where you see the metal underneath). However, the color still stays strong regardless of my abuse to it!I'd definitely buy another one if I feel the need to open two bottles with both of my hands!

This is the 2nd one I bought and I love it. I have one now in the garage and in the house. They work great and like they should. Super easy to use

I drink a lot of IBC soda, which has twist off caps. Sometimes they are too tightly crimped to twist off even with a paper towel as a pad, so I pry the edge up a bit with a church key then finish with the paper towel. When I saw this it looked like it would give good leverage.Sadly, it takes both my hands squeezing to get the lid off with this, and then it comes off suddenly with the metal holder smacking sharply into the glass bottle's neck. I have a very weak grip, getting weaker as I age thanks to tendonitis. I thought this opener would be a force multiplier giving me good leverage; sadly, it doesn't work for me. (Could be it would work better on non-twist caps purely meant for prying loose, but as I'm not a beer drinker I'm not testing that).The good things about it: It's super strong and sturdy, the color is exactly as shown in the pictures (though I've noticed a couple of tiny white chips on a couple of edges after a few uses), the magnet is good enough to firmly hold the opener on the pebbly side of my fridge, it comes in good but minimal packaging, and the grip is quite comfortable. The one lid I was able to pry off was quite neatly held by the magnet for easy disposal. So this thing does work, you just need a strong enough grip. And possibly to remember to put a paper towel or other pad between it and the bottle to avoid potentially breaking the glass.