Review on 🍷 High-Quality True Jetsetter Black Double Hinged TSA Compliant Corkscrew Bottle Opener - Stainless Steel Wine Key 0.75x4.75x1 by David Fisher

Just bought another one of these which in itself is a great review. The first opened bottles flawlessly and has not yet been confiscated by the TSA. Here's the good news: They've redesigned the packaging for this product. It no longer comes in a plastic box, just on a card that is less polluting. Just be aware that while this product is labeled as "TSA Compliant," it is not actually TSA approved. no product does so because the TSA does not provide such pre-approval for any products. Therefore, this product's nomenclature is not a guarantee that it will meet TSA or other security controls. This corkscrew meets all current TSA carry-on criteria and the nomenclature on it should help the screener confirm this, but there are no guarantees. Besides, it is best to put the corkscrew in an easy-to-access pocket of your bag, take it out and put it in the change tray along with other small metal objects, keys, coins, etc. This will make you and your corkscrew faster. through the line. ------- Initial Inspection ---- Firstly, please note that saying "TSA Compliant" on an item does NOT guarantee that the item will pass airport security. TSA agents on the ground can refuse any item at will. And the TSA can - and often - changes the rules. for good reason, we hope. BUT, this corkscrew meets all current TSA requirements and can be carried in hand luggage. It is durable and should stand up to use. This is a 2 stage waiter press that is really handy as it gives you the leverage to remove stuck corks and the control to gently pop loose or damaged corks. A bottle cap lifter (also called "church key") at the end is also a good idea when traveling. Here's a tip: any TSA inspector who sees a corkscrew on an X-ray (and they're quite a distinctive shape and perform well) will want to inspect these corkscrews, as many have a blade attached. TSA-compliant nomenclature does not appear on the x-ray. You will still be stopped and almost every time you dig a corkscrew out of your pocket. So put your corkscrew in an easy-to-access bag, take it out of your bag when you approach a security checkpoint, and place it in the change tray along with other small metal objects. The inspector will quickly inspect it, and you're on your way. So why, you ask, only four stars? The answer is that this item arrives in a styrofoam-lined plastic box, repackaged, and you end up just throwing away that box and the styrofoam stuff and sending it to the landfill. This overpacking is completely unnecessary.