Un des rivets rattachant la pièce de bois au tire-bouchon ressortait de celui-ci. Il était mal fixé. Pour un tire- bouchon de ce montant, il y avait clairement un gros manque dans le contrôle qualité.

This is our second Pulltex corkscrew that we own. Our first we'd purchased in Italy about eighteen years ago. It's a little more expensive but worth every penny, high quality all the way. My only complaint is don't be in a rush to get it, it took me a month to receive it and had to follow up with them often enough. 5 stars on the corkscrew, 1star on customer service.

Woww ces le summon, il va très bien , très bonne qualité

This is the real deal, that all those $12 Chinese "professional" "waiters" knockoffs try to imitate. I've used both, and believe me it's no contest. Beautifully and precisely finished and polished, whereas the knockoffs are crudely machined, usually with putty stuffed into the gaps between wood and metal. Foil knife easily and precisely folds out and snaps back; screw is Teflon-coated, spring-loaded and likewise snaps into position. Smooth, rounded surfaces make it a pleasure to use. This is a work of art, not merely a utilitarian device.I bought one as a treat to myself, and I'd recommend it for gift-giving, since the recipient will probably notice the crummy construction of the knockoffs. If you just want something to toss in the kitchen drawer, the $12 pullers are entirely usable, and you aren't going to cry if they break. Try not to patronize the sellers who lie to you by posting misleading information like "Original" "Genuine" "Pulltap's" and so forth.

I work as a Sommelier for a high end, fine dining restaurant and have definitely gone through my fair share of wine keys over the years and have opened numerous bottles, many of which have some age to them. I received this as a gift from an event that we were hosting, and from the get go, this little baby was phenomenal. Worm was coated perfectly, making it a breeze to get through even the driest of corks. The weight is solid - not hefty and clunky, but you know it is of quality. The best part though is the blade - sharp, serrated and curved, making foil removal very smooth and efficient. I've owned Laguioles and Code38s and this, for the fifth of the price, beats both of them through and through.