Gear InfusionGear Infusion Brew Soldier Bottle Opener - Thin Titanium Bottle Opener with Key Ring - Made in the USA (Sandblasted)

This is such a great little bottle opener. Even if you aren't into minimal, ultra-light gear just the superb design and machining are impressive.I guess it's made to go on a keychain but it's so small and light you could use it as a zipper-pull on a jacket or daypack zipper.I'm probably going to bust out a torch and give it some color since it's titanium but it looks cool as-is. It gets good, secure grip although, because it's narrow, you have to align it correctly with a serration on the cap. That's ok, I don't mind things that have to be used correctly in order for them to work.I drink beet that has traditional caps, not twist-off, so I like good openers. This thing is great and will go on my keychain or maybe my daypack, I'm not sure. The price is so reasonable I might get another so I don't have to decide.As a gift it's a perfect stocking stuffer. Or get one for yourself to add some utility to your keychain that adds almost unnoticeable weight/bulk.Nicely done, Brew Soldier.

Best little bottle opener I've ever used. Sometimes it takes two or three lifts to get the cap off because of how narrow the tool is, but that's exactly the point. It fits seamlessly with keys and also works to cut open tape on boxes in a pinch

Got this as a gift and my husband loves it. Works great whenever u need a bottle opener. Slim so it doesn’t bulge in pocket. Great value for the money

I've used this thing a bunch. Its lightweight as a feather, and yes it works. Sometimes it takes 2 attempts to get the cap fully off, but it always works, and thats A-ok for how light and small it is. Very trick little thing.

I had been searching for a bottle opener that I could put on my keychain. After seeing others I can across this one. It looked perfect but I had my doubt , due to its size that it would actually work. It does and is very easy to use. Would make a nice small gift

I've tried many options over the years for bottle openers and they all end up either adding too much bulk to my keys, or too much weight, or both. That's always a bummer if you keep your keys in your pocket.This thing is so slim, light, and strong for it's purpose. It's almost not even noticed in my key ring.On a small few bottles that had really unusually strong metal tops, I've had to pry the top at a couple of points instead of just popping off instantly with one go, but I actually don't care. If I had a another opener, I would have expected maybe the same thing anyway. The slimness and lightness of this opener just makes it all worth it even if you have to work around the bottle top with a couple trys, no big deal.Highly recommend. Also the packaging is minimal but totally cool as a little gift.I'm never giving this thing away. You can pry this bottle opener from my cold, dead hands before I do!

The best thing about this bottle opener is that I don't notice that I added it to my keychain. It's smaller and lighter than the key I carry. I never carried a bottle opener because they were always too bulky. This one is perfect...I don't even know its there. Because of the tiny size, I takes 2-3 pulls to open a bottle, but it doesn't bother me. Totally worth it! It's not for your everyday kitchen use, but for when on the road, camping, hiking, or at an off-site party.

I bought this wanting to replace my worn out and much larger aluminum keychain bottle opener that my grandfather had given me sometime in the 90's...The slim profile lets the opener lay nicely with all the other keys on the chain and takes up much less space than its predecessor. It is exceptionally light and smaller that most house keys. I like that the skeletonized handle reduces the weight while also giving the opener, along with its finish, a pleasing aesthetic to the eye.Unfortunately, the head of the opener takes minimalism crashing off the cliff of functionality and destroys all common sense in the process. The tiny little head on this guy isn't any kind of bottle opener design you're used to, it's in fact, some kind of annoying and frustrating bottlecap pick tool thing.Instead of increasing the size of the head just a little bit and using a more traditional design, you're forcing people to find the exact part in the crimps of the bottlecap, getting them to wedge it in there just right, and then hopefully being able to lever the arm across the slippery top of the cap, along with all the other garbage on their keychain, in just the right spot, which probably won't happen, and then hunting for somewhere else on the bottlecap to do that whole mess over again because of course you can only deform the cap a little bit each time before the tiny hook gives way.Finally, after three or four failures, voilà the bottle is open...The head needs to be redesigned, otherwise it's worthless as a bottle opener.