Greenlee - Opener, Bottle Cushion Grip (9753-13C)

Since electricians don’t know what a broom is they can keep occupied with this

Yay, a bottle opener that matches my favorite screw and nut drivers. The Klein model is a couple bucks cheaper if you think the price is too high. Only a fraction of what I spent on my other Greenlee stuff, so oh well. I like it, so there. :-)

Nice opener, sturdy, easy ,good value

It's really really big. It's kind of comical how large it is. Oh well. Maybe I should pay attention to the specs more closely next time.

Useful tool to have

Bottle openers aren't exactly high tech devices. However, if you want the best bottle opener money can buy, this is it. It works great, and you could throw it off the top of a building and have it come out fine. And since Greenlee mostly sells to the professional market rather than the retail market, you'll have a bottle opener designed for professionals. It's a great conversation piece to have at a party you're hosting.

Strangely, this tool is basically identical to the Klein 98002BT (apart from the color of the plastic and the identifying mark on the butt), yet the Klein tool is made in the USA (or at least it was recently), while the Greenlee is made in Taiwan (as of spring 2013). It's fairly well-made regardless, free of usability issues.

Well, last tool for that day, anyway. LOLSeriously, it's a nice conversation piece, and the Greenlee name on it inspires respect. It's well designed, feels good in the hand, and apparently some thought went into the design of the tool. :-)Definitely a handy tool to complement one's tool bag.

Hermoso, y funcional, de mis favoritos de mi pequeña colección de abre botellas y de una excelente marca de herramientas.

Gave a good laugh at Christmas. Despite that it is a decent quality tool that I’m sure even the most seasoned professionals wouldn’t be able to wear out.

Súper buen destapador!

Great bottle opener. Sturdy design, fits nice in my hand and no hassle to use.

This bottle opener is great. Feels good in my hand just like all my screwdrivers.