There's a million different types of bottle openers. Some shaped like sharks and others like golf clubs. They're combined with lighters and can openers.  The come in a variety of sizes, ones to fit on your keychain while others as big as a door. We've all probably had a dozen in our households, hundreds in our hands.  But were you ever proud of the opener you held?  Did the weight of solid brass in your hand give gravity a fighting chance?  Did you ever think to place it on a mantel or next to your prized cutlery?  Now you will.  

Too many times have we tried using an opener with a lip too small and metal too weak. That takes three or four pulls to finally pop the top.  There's nothing more satisfying than a strong grip, a heavy thrust, and the bottle's top flipping in the air like a skilled diver.  So put the pocket knife away, stop using your eye socket or side of the table. 

Grab Iacoli & McAllister's Hex Opener before the right woman hands you a bottle and you're holding the wrong tool.