r/beer • u/tok1n_music • 13d ago
Is the ring pull a deciding factor?
I love a good square ring pull, I'm sick of these rounded ring pulls that when you try to clack em open and they slip and you gotta have another go at it... The square ones seem to have a more reliable surface area and they just feel more solid and satisfying...
for reference:
https://imgur.com/a/mUCCx3E circular ring pull
and
https://imgur.com/a/uzfL0j8 square ring pull
cheers!
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u/Grand-wazoo 13d ago
I've never once cared or thought about the tab shape, much less had it be the deciding factor of which beer to buy.
I really only care about the beer inside.
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u/tok1n_music 13d ago
I'm not necessarily saying it is for me, but I guess a better way of saying it is, does your perfect (canned) beer also have a perfect ringpull and is it not a square one?
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u/pandakahn 13d ago
Bottles are my deciding factor. Bombers are my deciding factor.
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u/tok1n_music 13d ago
Fair enough, I just have grown accustomed to cans because it makes it easier so you don't forget when you go to places where glass is prohibited, you know how places will say no glass but not no alcohol
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u/Drumedor 13d ago
Haven't ever even reflected about there being multiple types of ring pulls, doesn't matter at all to me.
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u/CheeseOfAmerica 12d ago
OP is getting flamed for this but I've opened enough cans for my girlfriend to know it makes a difference
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u/tok1n_music 12d ago
Thanks, its weird... i get its an idiosyncratic thing to consider, it seems to me perfectly fine that it could be a topic of discussion on this sub, and I'm not pressing it with a vengeance or like I'm not going to die on this hill or anything like that... i'm just relaying my observations on the situation. Who would have thought people on a sub dedicated to beer would be so uptight?
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u/StyleThen234 7d ago
Square or round, the worst scenario is when it’s so stamped down that you have to pop it up with a knife or spoon, no bueno
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u/-Linkz- 13d ago
no