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Has anyone here used the Falcork 354 in professional service?

I’ve been looking for a new waiter’s corkscrew and came across the Falcork 354. On paper it looks solid, but I’d really like to hear from people who have actually used it during service.

How does it compare to a Pulltap’s or a Laguiole in terms of:

1. durability
2. ease of opening older corks
3. foil cutter quality
4. hinge/leverage feel
   and overall comfort during a long shift?

Would you recommend it for restaurant or is it more of a niche/tool-collector kind of opener?

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