Key benefits Removes fragile, aged, crumbling, or otherwise damaged corks without breaking them or leaving cork fragments in the bottle. Preserves cork integrity: two steel prongs slide around the cork so the cork is extracted intact rather than pierced. Portable and practical: pocketsize design for easy storage and travel use. What it does and why you need it Extracts difficult corks cleanly: the twinprong design grips and lifts fragile or older corks that would normally crumble under a standard corkscrew. Keeps wine clear: because the cork is not pierced, no debris falls into the bottle, protecting the wine's aroma and taste. Reduces waste and frustration when opening vintage bottles or bottles with weakened corks. Key features Two steel prongs: durable metal prongs insert between bottle neck and cork to remove corks without damaging the wood. Designed for wine bottles with wooden corks: especially effective on older, brittle, or damaged corks. Pocketsize and lightweight: easy to carry in a bag or pocket for travel, picnics, camping, or entertaining. How to use (simple) Insert the two prongs gently between the cork and the bottle neck on each side. Work the prongs down until they are fully seated, then twist and pull to lift the cork out intact. Practical applications Opening a vintage bottle at home or in a restaurant when the cork is old and fragile. Recovering a bottle with a crumbling or partially damaged cork that would otherwise leave debris in the wine. Carrying on outdoor trips, picnics, or camping where a compact, reliable wine opener is needed. Materials, size, and performance Two steel prongs provide firm, reliable insertion and extraction. Pocketsize design makes it convenient to carry and store. Performs consistently on wooden corks, minimizing breakage and preventing cork residue in the bottle. Trustworthy, nononsense tool Straightforward function and compact form factor focused on solving a specific problem: cleanly extracting fragile or damaged corks without creating debris.