What's a cool little neck knife that has a bottle opener on it?

Hawk45

Hawk45

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Looking for something small and light maybe a two finger blade but has a bottle opener on it too. I always find myself using someone's lighter or a table end when an "offical" opener isn't around. Don't want it on my key chain as thoses big ass car remotes take up enough room in the pocket.
 
Becker BK-11
ESEE HEST, they're discontinued but The Knife Connection had some
Seems like I've seen one from CRKT that had a bottle opener.

Another option might be from Nemesis knives....http://nemesis-knives.com/tools.htm The Ti card and down the page is the other bottle opener. I got two of those, it's so small and light you won't know you have it on you.
 
foxx said:
Becker BK-11
ESEE HEST, they're discontinued but The Knife Connection had some
Seems like I've seen one from CRKT that had a bottle opener.

Another option might be from Nemesis knives....http://nemesis-knives.com/tools.htm The Ti card and down the page is the other bottle opener. I got two of those, it's so small and light you won't know you have it on you.
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The crkt you are thinking of is probably the Krein Dogfish.
 
Gerber "Shard" is a neat little piece that you can keep on your key ring. It'll run you about $6.
 
The ESEE and Becker offerings are too big.. I'm looking for something small.. something like this maybe.

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Actually.. if I could find one of these would be sweet.. or something similar.

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It's not as cool but I think you're bettering off using a Victorinox or baby multi-tool. If it's for a night out in town, unless you are specially privileged, it's not a good idea to pull out a neck knife from under your shirt in any areas of Ohio that I know about. Unless you are using it sheathed, a small fixed blade with an actual edge seems kind of dangerous/dumb as well with a slippery bottle, more so if you've already knocked back a few.
 
im with ordnancebubbausmc. i recommend the leatherman skeletool. comes in standard with nothing-special-but-good-enough knife steel and the deluxe with 154cm. the end is a caribeaner bottlecap opener. ive carried one thru many parties and it only weighs ~5oz. fairly cheap too for the value you get. http://www.leatherman.com/product/Skeletool_CX
 
Dunno which one specifically you want but I like my BK11 (though I've changed the handle wrap about 50 times)...

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I have one of those Benchmade rescue tools, with a strap cutter and bottle opener. Thing is, you have a razor blade right next to your fingers, if you have too many and slip, ouch!

I like my bottle opener as it's own tool, the bottle opener at the pommel does seem much safer, for drinking beer.
 
BESH Bottle Rocket. There's a bearing on it that's used to spin the thing. Whoever it points to pays for the beer. True story behind the bearing concept. I saw it at Blade while helping at Darrel Ralph's booth.
 
Hawk45 said:
Looking for something small and light maybe a two finger blade but has a bottle opener on it too. I always find myself using someone's lighter or a table end when an "offical" opener isn't around. Don't want it on my key chain as thoses big ass car remotes take up enough room in the pocket.
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Maybe check out the Victorinox Rambler. I think you could slip it on the keychain without noticing much of a difference in bulk. Otherwise, others have already made some pretty good suggestions for neckers...

Good luck! :)
 
If you already carrying some knife (maybe EDC folder) and know how to open bottles with a lighter, then I'm sure you should be able to open beer with whatever you have on you. I have opened a number of bottles with my folding knives (though I don't trust my friends doing that with my knives). Why bother looking for dedicated opener on a necker unless you just want another knife on you?

IMHO every grown male should be able to pry open beer with a lighter, butter knife or anything like this :D It's not the tool, but a technique that counts.
 
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