Love this set...use almost everyday as hands need some help. Works on tight 2 litter soda bottles and on pasta sauce jars.

I am really impressed by this set. It is good quality & an excellent price. A lot of of the rubber grippers are so thin that they barely work but this one is thick & easily grips lids which makes it easier to open. Highly recommend!

I love this entire set, and the cost is VERY reasonable! The largest opener opens any size bottle, and some jars. I have used it frequently! The square of silicone gives you a perfect grip to open jars or anything else that may be stuck. The wine cork opener works nicely.. This entire set is in use in the kitchen! My daughter and I both have the sets.
If you have weak hands or arthritis, you need these kitchen helpers! I need to order one to keep in the patient's room, to open water bottles and can tabs.
These are very high quality, and so very helpful!

Got these for my mother, who has a difficult time opening things. I can hardly talk to her or visit her now without her commenting on how great these are. Best stocking stuffer I ever chose!

Get older and large mouth glass jars with metal lids (Costco sized) get harder and harder to open. Used to use a can opener that had a nifty little hook on it that you could wrap around the lid and leverage up to break the vaccum seal. Lost it and my house in a fire. Got a fancy new opener, but no hook on it. Couldn't open the darn Coscto twist tops by hand any more. Went shopping on amazon looking for options and found this bundle of goodies, figured between the four tools I ought to be able to open anything. Haven't used the rubber gripper pad yet (still in plastic packaging) and probably won't. It's a cheapy wine key, but I'm an ex-sommelier and can use just about anything to open a bottle of wine; so it's good enough. The bottle opener is the most engineered tool of the bunch with four or five different options for opening different sized cans / bottles (with useful illustrations showing how to use the different parts / pieces. It's got a pair of too wide plastic hooks on it I thought would do what my old opener would do: hook on to the side of the lid and leverage up to pop the seal. But they're too fat to hook on to many different sized lids. The bottle opener function (beer/pop glass bottle/metal can} works well enough. And so we come to the last and most used tool in the bunch. Think of it as a socket wrench with four sizes for lids on it. You wedge it on to the lid you want to open, squeeze the handles together and twist the lid open. My Costco sized lids haven't been too big for the largest sized wrench yet, but it's been a bit of a near thing a time of two. The two appendages, a spear/wedge sort of thing and yet another too wide bottle opener look interesting but haven't been used yet and likely won't. So far I'm happiest with my wrench and will keep using it until Costco's glass bottles and lids get too big. Good value for all four tools, even if I use only one. Cheers