Le Creuset LM-200 Lever Style Corkscrew

Easy to use. This is a replacement for the same one I bought about 20 years ago.

I previously purchase a "Metrokane Rabbit Corkscrew with Foilcutter, Silver". Save your money. The Screwpull is well worth the extra $20-$30 dollars. My Metrokane failed (the cap that holds the screw starting popping off every time I open a bottle) after less than a year. In addition, it had trouble pulling most "tight" cork and the screw quickly wore out. The Screwpull is a dream in comparison. As others have stated, the long handle results in easy, smooth pulls and the foil cutter that was included is the best I've every used.

Leverpull worked just like it is supposed to. Easy in and easy out. The only shortcoming is that putting it into a drawer is difficult since the wings expand when it lies in the drawer. A rubber band does the trick but it certainly is hokey to do that after the money you spent for the corkscrew. Nonetheless it works well and is worth the price. The Rabbit looks like it should work just as well but doesn't and doesn't hold up over time. The gears on the Rabbit locked up on me once and a second one loosened up to such a degree that it required maximal force to get the cork out. So it makes sense to spend for this leverpull. Breadboy

This is the best cork puller on the market. Why is the quality of the foil cutter so poor? You'd think the people in charge would want each of their products to be high quality. The round foil cutting heads fall out after about a dozen bottles. You can see on my photo where I tried to glue lone back with Gorilla Glue but it and another cutter later fell out.

Made of plastic, although it works fairly well, the plastic on the pull handle bends somewhat when you use it; similarly, the handles that allow you to hold the screwpull in place have too much give and the entire piece seems rather cheap for such an extraordinary price. After having this for a month, I saw a solid steel screwpull available in a store for fifty dollars. Get the steel version and pay less, is my advice. The handles should clamp down on the bottle solidly and without give, and removing the cork by pulling the handle should be easy and shouldn't make you worry that the pull handle will break, which it does on this model. Very, very overpriced. Look solid in this picture, but isn't.

This is a light, well made opener that i hope will last longer than the cheap 15 dollar one I bought that worked the same way until it failed (I had it 3 years). It is easy to use, virtually foolproof, and by far the best wine bottle opener out there. Pricey but I hope that the quality is there for the long run. I'd rather spend the money up front rather than have to spend it again later for a cheap unit that doesn't work well.

Best “wine rabbit” out there. If you need to get in and out of bottles quickly like I do, then this is the opener for you. The foil cutter is also amazing. Best of all it’s Le Creuset quality! Cheers! 🍷🍷🍷 #Alexa open my wine bottle

The bottle opener works just fine. The foil cutter lasted three bottles and broke. Not impressed.