Pulltap's Double-Hinged Waiters Corkscrew, Black and Stainless Steel by Pulltap's

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Bad quality!!!

Definitely a genuine Pulltaps product. Very well made. Works flawlessly on all types of bottles. Easy to use. Would highly recommend! Cheers

Super easy to use and perfect for pulling corks out without breaking. Upgraded to this and makes a world of difference, even on my old wines where the corks a bit more delicate. Brings them out in one piece. Only thing that I don't like is the blade as it's not the sharpest but easy to fix

I bought my first Pulltaps corkscrew 28 years ago at a shop in the basement of the Louve museum in Paris, so I could open bottles of French wine in my hotel room. I paid four times then what they cost now. Previously, I had only used the two-arm butterfly-style corkscrews, and afterwards I never again used any kind other than Pulltaps. They’re waiter-style, small enough to carry comfortably in a pocket, and they have two stages to give maximum pull with least effort. The foil cutter blade has serrated teeth and works well. I’m a corkscrew snob, so I carry my own corkscrew to every gathering where I bring wine, because homes at gatherings I attend often have worthless butterfly corkscrews or heavy metal rabbit ears contraptions that leave you wondering why anybody would buy a thing like that just to pull a cork from a bottle. Often I forgetfully leave the corkscrew there or give them away as gifts, so I’ve had at least a dozen by now. They’re cheap enough now and always have worked perfectly. I keep buying them.

100% will be handing this down to all further generations of my blood line.

I ordered the Pulltap corkscrew after Food & Wine magazine rated it as the best overall corkscrew. I've owned single-hinged corkscrews (okay if you get it as a promotional item, but I wouldn't pay for it), lever corkscrews, double-pronged cork pulls (good for old corks), manual screw pulls, and winged corkscrews. The lever corkscrews are relatively easy to use and work quickly, but they are also too large to fit into a drawer or carry in your pocket. And, it is easier to remove a cork from the Pulltap worm versus a lever corkscrew. The Pulltap works as quickly as the other types of corkscrews I have used, although I am still getting used to using a double-hinged corkscrew, so I have not yet found it to be as easy to use as the others, although I suspect that will change. The Pulltap is very sturdy, and I anticipate that it will last through many uses. I did not rate it for durability because I just purchased it. For $7.00, I am sure I will get my money's worth in any event.