Awesome Bottle Openers

The Mesh Card is a money clip made of titanium with a scratch-resistant coating. It can hold up to 8 cards or bills, which are secured by its removable silicone band. It also has a built-in bottle opener and a smartphone stand.

It’s not the first comb and bottle opener we’ve seen, but the Man Comb does have a stainless steel case. A magnetic catch keeps the comb in place whether it’s open or closed. Note: you don’t need a hipster beard to use a comb.

While you might be tempted to pry open a bottle of beer with your teeth, it’s probably best left to the professionals. Let this cast iron, wall mount skull bottle opener do the work for you, and save yourself a visit to the dentist.

You’ve been working your butt off, and now it’s time to kick back and relax. Pop open a cold brew with this hefty sand-blasted brass bottle opener from Owen & Fred that serves as a reminder that you earned every ounce.

Despite bottle openers being everywhere these days, they’re still not always there when you need them. These pint glasses ensure you’ve always got one handy, since it’s built right into the base of the glass. Also opens twist-offs.

Brooklyn-based shop Design Unsanctioned pays homage to the borough’s architecture and history with this collection of accessories, which are made with brass and walnut – two materials that feature prominently in Brooklyn.

Invented by Kevin Newburg & Stephen Grinalds, Brew Cutlery is a three-piece set of stainless steel cutlery. The spoon, fork and knife each have a bottle opener on their handle, so you’ll never need to search for a bottle opener at mealtime.

Gama-Go’s clever bottle opener conceals itself as a folding straight razor, complete with wooden handle and sturdy metal “blade.” Just don’t try to shave with this thing unless you want to look like the Joker in The Dark Knight.

As we know, there are many ways to open a bottle of beer. However, we never thought of using a frisbee to do it until we saw this clip. Either that bottle had a really loose cap, or that’s one deadly frisbee.

Queens of the Stone Age is releasing their latest album on an 8GB flash drive that’s also a bottle opener. It also includes freebies like photos and music videos. They even made a cheesy infomercial starring SNL’s Fred Armisen.

The DropCatch is a bottle opener that catches caps and crowns after you pop them off, thanks to a high-strength magnet hidden inside the solid walnut board. Available in two sizes.

A bottle opener that harkens back to the design of the 20th century openers called churchkeys. Each unit is made from solid brass that’s been shaped, hammered, filed and stamped by hand.

Made by Shapeways member Chromoly, the Road Popper is a bottle opener that fastens to the underside of a bicycle’s saddle. Each unit is 3D printed and can be made from different varieties of metal.

This multi-tool’s reptilian form contributes to its function. Its stainless steel tail, curvy mouth and sharpened beak let this critter work as a bottle opener, box cutter and pry bar too. Its eyeball is perfect for a keychain too.

A bottle opener that doubles as a money clip. It also has a magnet so you can leave it on your fridge door. You may not want to use it as an opener and a money clip at the same time though.

This odd-looking multitool has a body inspired by a rhinoceros, and this tiny beast conceals inside of it three open-end wrenches, four screwdrivers, an ice scraper, surfboard waxer and a bottle opener.

Spinning Hat’s Cap Zappa makes opening bottles fun by turning the cap you just popped off into a projectile. We’re not sure if you should still have it around when everyone’s already wasted though.

Drop and give me a 40oz.! Grunt that in your best R. Lee Ermey voice as you pop open a brew with this die-cast metal army figure bottle opener. What kind of beer are you drinking? Aaarmy beer, sir!

An aluminum bottle opener that you can stick on any vertical surface, thanks to its very strong double-sided adhesive. It also has a magnet that catches bottle crowns after you pop ’em off.

Yes, we know it’s hard to get too excited about a bottle opener, but this is the opener to end all openers, crafted from aluminum, opening twist-off and pop-off bottle caps, and working as a multitool.

Designed by Adam Hogsett, the KeySquare is a more stylish alternative to the useful but unsightly carabiner. It’s made from solid stainless steel and has a built-in bottle opener.

Kikkerland Design just put the bottle opener industry in a chokehold. Crowns will immediately tap out once these tough wrestlers get to them. Available in three different poses and colors.

We’ve shown you a variety of bottle openers big and small. But if you ever find yourself without one, HouseholdHacker knows 6 alternative ways of opening a bottle. The money trick is awesome.