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Screwpull Pocket Model Corkscrew, Black | 
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| Brand: Screwpull
List Price: $15.00
Buy New: $14.99
You Save: $0.01
Rating:  35 reviews
Color: Black
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 1 x 5 x 10
Model: S1115-31
UPC: 024147903673
EAN: 0024147903673
ASIN: B0001UZOF0
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Classic self-pulling corkscrew model delivers excellence for many openings | | • | Ergonomic handle | | • | Excellent leverage | | • | 5 year warranty |
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Product Description
Screwpull is renowned among wine connoisseurs for its ease and efficiency when it comes to pulling the cork from a bottle. This pocket version is perfect for traveling, picnics, and for waitstaff.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
Best Corkscrew on the market! November 16, 2008
Debbie (Mpls., MN)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I absoulutely love this wine bottle opener! I own several other types of openers and I always reach for this one! (Even over the Rabbit, which I've had a couple of those break on me!) It is easy to use, great size for traveling and very affordable.
Great product! Excellent corkscrew, no pulling is requried at all!!! November 9, 2008
Truth Seeker (USA)
I am terrible at opening wine bottles as i seem to lack the skill that is required to use a traditional corkscrew, enter Screwpull Pocket Corkscrew! All one has to do is to turn clockwise and viola the cork is out without being damaged!! What a product! I'm very happy with it and will definitely recommend it to my friends and family!
 good, not as good as the original November 1, 2008
janie
I purchased the original version at the Museum of Modern Art in NY about 20 years ago and believe it really does deserve recognition as an exemplar of excellent design. I wanted to get a back up even though the original one is still pulling out corks as well as ever.
The current model differs in that the handle attaches at one end inside of in the middle. One might think that this would provide better torque, but added torque isn't needed because of the success of the overall design. Instead the offset handle creates more instability while turning it. On the other hand, the new version encloses the sharp point of the corkscrew better, which might be a benefit if one anticipates carrying it in a pocket.
My favorite corkscrew October 14, 2008
Linda (Philadelphia, PA, USA)
My previous Screwpull pocket model lasted 10+ years and I'm so pleased to find one just the same. I really missed it when I bought something else.
My favorite corkscrew October 2, 2008
New England Yankee (Northern New England)
Mine has been in use for nearly 10 years. Bought on a recommendation, I had my doubts, as the plastic felt flimsy and the worm looked too thin. I was certain it would break or pull through corks. Instead, it has turned out to be the best corkscrew I've ever used! Natural or composite corks, artificial corks, punky corks, plastic corks, stuck corks - it handles them all, easily and quickly, plus it's light, compact, and easy to store. I can't stress enough just how fast this corkscrew is - the only ones faster are the rabbit and countertop lever types. All it takes is a quick few twirls around with your finger through the loop of the handle. Done!
Its only shortcoming is that it's hard to use on flanged, or lipped bottles. The feet will spread to allow using it on such bottles, but you have to take care to get the worm going in straight, as the corkscrew isn't resting on its normal supports. I still keep a lever type corkscrew handy for the odd bottles the Screwpull won't handle.
My desire for a Laguiole corkscrew (specifically the La Forge-made Laguiole) has pretty much gone away as a result of the high utility of the Screwpull. Oh well, I may buy the Laguiole anyway - they're too beautiful to pass up!
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