Deluxe Can Opener with Black Grips

Best tin opener ivevever had. Easy to use with arthritic hands

Works very well indeed. Someone who struggles with tin openers found this one easy to use. I was amazed. It is NOT Stainless steel, so be careful about washing and drying or rust soon shows! I am soaking in veggy oil and wiping and rarely washing to make this excellent piece of engineering last. Made in USA. Note the photo showing that the main capstan is beam welded to the main body for stability and durability.

Rubbish quality, very poor finish on the cutting wheel. Buy Victorinox, same price, much better quality. The photo shows Ez-Duz-It on left and Victorinox on the right.You can clearly see the poor finish on the wheel grinding. And it does not open tins well, leaves several uncut sections on each tin attempt.Very dissapointed, normally made in USA stuff is good.

This tin opener is the business. In the UK it seems to be extraordinarily difficult to lay hands on a decent can opener. I suppose all these top chefs and prestige kitchen equipment companies don't want to put their signature or logo on a lowly can opener, garlic crusher yes, mezza luna yes, espresso maker yes but tin opener no thank you.Meanwhile in the real world far away from TV chefs and domestic goddesses, mere mortals would like to open a tin of beans or chopped tomatoes. Well worry not help is at hand. This appliance slices off tin lids with ruthless ease in one easy go with minimum force. I know it seems a bit mad to be hymning the praises of a mere tin opener but the sad fact of the matter is that ones that work properly are so rare nowadays.It's not very exciting to look at. It's never going to win a prize from a design museum and the packaging is decidedly matter of fact. Also it comes from the Staes so it takes a while to arrive but the price (of the product and the postage) is reasonable and best of all it actually opens a tin.Highly recommended.

This product comes brazened with MADE IN AMERICA, SUPPORT US MANUFACTURING, political slogans on it's packaging.I bought it based on it's reviews which may be skewed by that.It's a solid tin opener though. I bought it because it was touted as the world's best tin opener.I think the reviews have a bit of a positive bias by patriotic Americans reviewing it.

I find tin openers are great for a period of time then just break into a millions pieces eventually. At the time of writing this review I've had this one for a few months now. Feels great, opens tins with ease but only time will tell on it's durability.Hopefully I'll remember to update this review in a year or two!

Obvious from the packaging that this is made in the USA. It is typically robust but could do with a 'hanging eye' at the business end to facilitate storage on a horizontal kitchen tool rack as it is larger than your run of the mill tin opener and fills your cutlery drawer.

Frequently slips on the can, and the handles slip off.I might have got a duff one.