OXO Good Grips 31781 Winged Corkscrew, Black Use the elegantly designed OXO Good Grips Winged Corkscrew to open any cork-topped bottle. As you turn the wide, comfortable knob of the Winged Corkscrew, the gear-driven wings rise up. The upswept wide wings match the curl of your hands as you simply push them back down to lift out the cork. Use this Winged Corkscrew to open a bottle of fragrant oil, vinegar, or your favorite wine.
Customer Review: broke after 2 years of (very occasional) use
i had this for 2 years and used it about once a month. i was very happy with it at first, since it was very easy to use. however i found that it had no way of stopping when the cork had been screwed up high enough, and it just kept going, so that the cork would become wedged in the opener, then it would break off and i would have to use a knife to try and prise the cork out of the device. this happened a few times, and the last time i just couldn’t get the cork out, which meant i couldn’t use the corkscrew, because it already had a cork around the top part of it. after a while i had to throw it out.

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