Japanischer Dosenöffner (Ganji Kankiri)

昔家にあった缶切りがこのタイプで、100均とかにある細長いタイプが使いにくくてしょうがなかったので買い替えました。やっぱりしっかり握れて安定して開けやすいです。

Ein klassisch-kultiger Dosenöffner mit hervorragender japanischer Qualität. Er liegt gut in der Hand, hat ein schweres Eigengewicht und eine wirklich exzellente Verarbeitung. Damit lassen sich Dosen im Old-School-Stil mühelos öffnen.

Excellent durable quality

Muy util

There is nothing to dislike,ergonomic,durable!Best product ever

Fine degli apriscatole usa e getta, delle rotelle che non girano, delle lame che non tagliano, delle scatole che non si aprono. Con questo semplicissimo apriscatole di squisito stile giapponese, originale ed efficiente, la piccola lama penetra il metallo come fosse burro, e lo apre con pochi movimenti, in tutta sicurezza.Tutto il resto è relativo.

Wie nicht anders zu erwarten Top Qualität und Verarbeitung aus Japan. Einfache Handhabung unverwüstlicher kleiner Helfer

Wer einen simplen Dosenöffner möchte ist hier richtig 👍🏻

I love this can opener!One never knows when you're going to need to open a can when you don't have access to electricity. I've been buying can openers that run along the lines of this one. It is very sturdy. The metal is strong and isn't going to bend when you're trying to puncture a can. Because it doesn't have two parts coming together to cut open a can, no food can get caught anywhere that's difficult to clean out.The shape of it is easy to grip with arthritic hands and fingers (my achy hands and fingers can attest to this). Even though it does take a modicum of strength to puncture a can, it doesn't take more than my wrists and thumb can handle despite chronic tendonitis. I was expecting pain; there was none.I'm a small person, 5 feet tall, and I have small hands. The can opener looks initially like it would be too big for me to use but it's not. It's absolutely fine.The blade is big so it takes less time to open a can than it would with a smaller P38 or even a P51. There is a bit of a knack to angling the part of the opener closest to you, towards your body so you have leverage against the can rim to push the blade down.The can opener is shaped like a big capital "O". You grasp the outer edge of the "O" with your fingers; this is the handle. The bit of the "O" that rests against your palm is rolled, so there are no edges against your skin. That makes it quite comfortable. The same can't be said about the part of the handle that sits under your fingers. While the edge isn't sharp, it isn't rolled, so it's not comfortable. It's doable, though.This is solely a right-handed can opener. If you're left handed and are not able to teach your right hand to adapt easily, this opener is probably not for you. I can't see a way that someone could push that blade into the can lid (while pointing the can opener towards you) without the pressure of a thumb...unless you have VERY strong wrists.Because it only has the one blade, there isn't a grip that's going to start slipping on can edges after a couple of years. It might get blunt after a long period of use, but honestly, I don't know of any blade that doesn't. This is great for camping and power outages. The bright colour makes it harder to lose. I keep it in its box so I don't get poked by its pokey bit when rummaging around in the drawer. If you're interested in using less electricity, getting back to basics, having things of quality that aren't going to break down or break apart, then I highly recommend this can opener.

Sehr Gut

Zoll.zoll.zoll40€

Best can opener. Ever.

Super ding. Mega stevig.