The bottle-opening glove is a multipurpose tool. The bottle-opening glove is adapted for use with a container. Wherein the container is configured to contain a foodstuff or a beverage. The bottle-opening glove comprises a glove and a plurality of tools. The glove attaches the bottle-opening glove to the hand of a wearer. Each of the plurality of tools attaches to the glove. Each of the plurality of tools is a device that opens the container.

The present invention is directed to a pocket-sized corkscrew, bottle opener, and key chain combination apparatus that can be used to open corked and capped bottles, which when stored shields the corkscrew tip, and which can be converted from its storage configuration to its corked-bottle opener configuration with requiring disassembly of the pieces of the apparatus.

A tool is provided in order to facilitate utilization by users in a wide variety of applications. By way of example, a multipurpose tool may include first and second handles configured for relative movement between a closed position and an open position. At least the first handle includes an axle extending thereacross. The multipurpose tool also includes one or more tool members rotatably mounted upon the axle and foldable into the first handle and first and second jaws rotatably connected to the first and second handles, respectively. At least the first jaw defines an opening through which the axle of the first handle extends. The multipurpose tool further includes a resilient member disposed at least partially within the opening in order to apply a bias force to the first jaw during rotation of the first jaw relative to the first handle.

A bottle opening phone case device capable of opening capped and corked bottles includes a shell, which defines an interior space and which has a front that is open. A phone is insertable into the shell to couple the shell to the phone. A plurality of apertures is positioned in the shell, with each aperture aligning with an associated operative element of the phone. A corked bottle opener, which is hingedly attached to the shell, is selectively positionable in a stowed configuration and a deployed configuration. In the stowed configuration, the corked bottle opener substantially abuts the shell. In the deployed configuration, the corked bottle opener is substantially perpendicular to the shell. With the shell grasped in a hand of a user, the user is positioned to use the corked bottle opener to remove a cork from a corked bottle.

A tool for removing of a cork or stop of a bottle is shown, as a single piece bottle stop remover and as an assembly having a primary and a secondary bottle stop remover. Such an assembly has both a primary and a secondary bottle stop remover. The primary bottle stop remover has a handle (1) with a gripping part (9), two legs (2, 3), a first end (4, 5) of each leg (2, 3) is fixed to the handle, wherein the handle (1) includes a through-going opening positioned at an outer surface between the at least two legs (2, 3) and a second opening (11) at the opposite outer surface of the handle (1). The secondary bottle stop remover has a handle section (12) and an insertion section (13), and in a use situation the insertion section (13) may be inserted into the through-going opening.

The invention relates to a knife comprising a handle of longitudinal axis and a blade rotatably mounted at a first longitudinal end of the handle, between a position deployed outside the handle and in alignment thereof, and a position folded in a space provided in the handle, the knife further comprising a cap lifter, the cap lifter being placed at a second longitudinal end of the handle, the cap lifter comprising a wire structure mounted to freely rotate about an axis orthogonal to the longitudinal axis of the handle, the wire structure defining with the handle a closed contour delimiting a cap lifting aperture intended to receive a capsule, and in that the cap lifter comprises a bearing element allowing the bearing of the cap lifter on an upper part of the capsule, said bearing element being formed by a bearing zone of the handle, and a hooking element allowing the hooking of the cap lifter under the capsule, said hooking element being formed by a rectilinear transverse portion of the wire structure. FIG. 1

A manual bottle opener (1) that provides a means to slowly and steadily remove a stopper made from cork, foam or plastic, from a bottle by utilizing a gearbox (26) to allow a high number of low torque rotations of a handle (9) to be converted into a lower number of high torque rotations of a corkscrew (2). As a result the stopper is removed without any sudden change in pulling force and there is therefore a risk that the user will not realize that the stopper is out and keep turning the handle (9) and as a result damage the stopper. A corkscrew (2) locking method is therefore provided to protect the stopper and an overload clutch (16) is provided to protect the gearbox (26) and provide auditory feedback to the user.

A wine bottle opening device is provided. The device is comprised of a wine bottle opening device with a set of adjustable spring jaws. The jaws can be adjusted around a wine bottle cork or cap to facilitate easy removal. The device may also be comprised of an integrated corkscrew and an integrated bottle opener.

A bottle opening phone case device capable of opening capped and corked bottles includes a shell, which defines an interior space and which has a front that is open. A phone is insertable into the shell to couple the shell to the phone. A plurality of apertures is positioned in the shell, with each aperture aligning with an associated operative element of the phone. A corked bottle opener, which is hingedly attached to the shell, is selectively positionable in a stowed configuration and a deployed configuration. In the stowed configuration, the corked bottle opener substantially abuts the shell. In the deployed configuration, the corked bottle opener is substantially perpendicular to the shell. With the shell grasped in a hand of a user, the user is positioned to use the corked bottle opener to remove a cork from a corked bottle.

A combined function wine glass and cork remover tool comprising of two pieces that fit together. A concave vessel attached to a hollow stem with one open end. A base with built in corkscrew and at least one circular ring seal. The base fits into the open ended-hollow stem encasing the corkscrew within the combined function cup. Base provides function of handle to provide leverage to remove cork and to provide stand for cup.