Catapult Bottle Opener: Fires Caps Off With One Press

Yes. The opener is made to open all kinds of bottle caps. The hook sits under the rim, so it works on the metal crown caps on most beer and soda bottles, and on twist-offs too. Check that the hook is under the edge before you stretch the spring.

The body is matte ABS with a sturdy metal keyring, and it is built for party, barbecue and keychain use. Like most plastic at this price, a hard drop onto concrete or forcing the tab past its stop can crack it. Treat it like a tool and it will handle a lot of parties.

Caps leave the bottle at speed, so point the bottle away from faces and sightlines before you press the switch. Once the stretch and press motion feels familiar, it is quick and predictable. Keep it away from eyes.

A standard opener needs leverage, so you twist or pry. This one uses a spring, so one press sends the cap off. It also clips to your keys, so you stop hunting for the one in the kitchen drawer. A pack of openers for every cooler costs less than one round at the bar. If you want the classic option for the wine rack, a wine bottle opener covers that job.

Yes. The silver keyring attaches to your keys or a bag strap, and the body is compact enough to sit in a pocket or a tote without adding bulk.

Orange, yellow and white are the three options. Pick one for your keys, and buy a second color for the party box so guests know which opener belongs to whom.