The classic bar blade bottle opener is designed for ease and speed making it straightforward to use. The paddle-style lever quickly pries the bottle cap off the top with little effort. Plus, on the opposite end from the opener is a circular cut out that lets you hang the opener or to lift your beverage bottle out of the ice bucket. That way your hands stay warm and dry. Its simple and effective design makes it the preferred type of bottle opener used by bartenders and is why it’s also called a speed opener. The inexpensive personalized bottle opener is wrapped in your choice of black, brown, or gray vegan leather for a distinguished look and can be engraved with a name on the faux leather wrap. With your name right on it, it will be impossible to misplace. Cheap in price, it’s a great favor gift for all the guys in your wedding party. Its slim design makes it easy to keep on hand in a kitchen drawer, at your home bar, or when you’re on the go. That way you don’t have to get creative opening your beer bottles.
The classic bar blade bottle opener is designed for ease and speed making it straightforward to use. The paddle-style lever quickly pries the bottle cap off the top with little effort. Plus, on the opposite end from the opener is a circular cut out that lets you hang the opener or to lift your beverage bottle out of the ice bucket. That way your hands stay warm and dry. Its simple and effective design makes it the preferred type of bottle opener used by bartenders and is why it’s also called a speed opener. The inexpensive personalized bottle opener is wrapped in your choice of black, brown, or gray vegan leather for a distinguished look and can be engraved with a name on the faux leather wrap. With your name right on it, it will be impossible to misplace. Cheap in price, it’s a great favor gift for all the guys in your wedding party. Its slim design makes it easy to keep on hand in a kitchen drawer, at your home bar, or when you’re on the go. That way you don’t have to get creative opening your beer bottles.
