AleHorn Bottle Opener Removes Letters Review

This magnet/bottle and letter opener looks good. It's also sturdy and the magnet works. We stick it to the fridge door and it stays in place.

Bullshit. The part that lifts the lid off the drinks broke off after the #2 beer. And I'm a woman in my 20s with relatively weak hands. At least the magnetic part seems to be functional. Just buy a cheaper generic bottle opener.

I bought this as a gift for my husband and it arrived yesterday 23rd December 2018 and the lip on the bottle opener broke on the first two uses. I knew he would love this gift so it was a shame it broke the day after we received it.

it lasted about a year as i used it to open a bottle now and then. The small spike that attaches under the rim of the bottle cap is broken, which is sort of the key to proper functioning. The bottle opener is fun and looks really good, but without that functionality it's just a regular hairpin arm that doesn't pin anything, looks a bit off and has a huge hole in the middle.

When it arrived it seemed perfect (just in time for a Christmas stocking). We immediately put it in the fridge. We're not big beer drinkers (I'm wine - oh he's rum and coke) so it took until March to break down but only opened maybe 15 bottles? I would not recommend buying this brand; try others!

Lasted about a year with occasional use to open a bottle. The small spike that attaches under the rim of the bottle cap is broken, which is sort of the key to proper functioning. The bottle opener is fun and looks really good, but without that functionality it's just a regular hairpin arm that doesn't pin anything, looks a bit off and has a huge hole in the middle.

Is this the handiest bottle opener I have ever used? Hardly. But you wouldn't buy a bottle opener from King's Hand for practical reasons. You would buy it to look like a hairpin and with that in mind this purchase lived up to the hype. Sometimes I find myself walking around the house with him, although I won't be opening a beer any time soon. There's something comforting about the way it rests in your hand as you stare absently out the window and imagine watching Blackwater Rush. It also…