For the ultimate explorer who likes to drink his gin and tonic in the most extreme environments! The 'Explorer’s Bottle Opener' is built to last and will never fail you in the most challenging of environments.
The leather jacket is made using Italian calf leather, which is soft to the touch and has a beautiful natural colouring that is unique to each piece. It is hand stitched tight around the bottle opener with waxed linen thread.
The bar blade features a bottle opener at one end and a 'spinner ring' thumb hole at the other for flair tricks, pulling bottles out of ice by the neck and attaching to a carabiner so you never loose it on those travels.
DETAILS:
- Measures: 6.9" x 1.7" (17.6 x 4.4cm)
- Weight: 88g
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For the ultimate explorer who likes to drink his gin and tonic in the most extreme environments! The 'Explorer’s Bottle Opener' is built to last and will never fail you in the most challenging of environments.
The leather jacket is made using Italian calf leather, which is soft to the touch and has a beautiful natural colouring that is unique to each piece. It is hand stitched tight around the bottle opener with waxed linen thread.
The bar blade features a bottle opener at one end and a 'spinner ring' thumb hole at the other for flair tricks, pulling bottles out of ice by the neck and attaching to a carabiner so you never loose it on those travels.
DETAILS:
- Measures: 6.9" x 1.7" (17.6 x 4.4cm)
- Weight: 88g
PERSONAL MESSAGE
If you would like to add a message with your order please add it to the 'special instructions' in your shopping cart.
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