Is this journal good for a left handed person? Does it lie flat when opened or is it difficult to write in as one reviewer stated.
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I'm right handed, but I sorta tested it for you and it seemed very flexible. It is definitely made for right handed people but I think you could easily use it left handed due to it's flexibility. Hope that helps.
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It does not lie flat when open. Because of that and the size there are some challenges for writing in this journal. It is a beautiful little book though, especially if you enjoy dragonflies.
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I am not a lefty, but I have a coworker who is, these are the only pens he would use because they never smudged when he wrote. Give them a shot, they should work for you.
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I am left handed and yes the bag does touch my hand. But I don't have any problem with it getting the way. The only limitation with this sander is that it will not sit upside down. Otherwise, this sander is an excellent work horse, the belt alignment is easy and belt changes are easy.
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I bought these a bit worried since most of the reviews are from right handed people and I am a leftie. They work great for me (I'm a girl in my 20s who takes a lot of notes in college). They keep my hand from getting too tired. I think they're probably better for right handed people as the grip does have a different shape for each hand, but they still work great for me. I'd recommend them for lefties.
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Genius Wireless Pen Mouse should feel comfortable either left or right handed, I'm right handed and can work with the left for drawing,the Pen works well both.
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Yes, it should work for a left handed person. You are able to insert the pad upside down, and the card slots are horizontal, so you shouldn't have an issue with it.
1907582
Yes, it does, as well as can be expected, considering that the manufacturing world is dominated by righties. Lefties can tilt the paper or the pen, or the hand for that matter, but the "egg and line" writing method, also known as "italic," will work just fine for a lefty.
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If you want a long lasting journal, better luck somewhere else. I had to return it because my brother could open it. It is not much of a journal. It only has like 25 pages in it. Allthough, you could get it refilled.
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Being two-handed, I cant speak totally to this; but I can say that I use this on my treadmill and at my quilting frame where usually one hand is occupied with doing something else. I am able to successfully turn pages on smaller paperbacks with the one hand, just adjust the bottom holder to whatever tension works best for you. Larger books are impossible to do one handed. Of course, I really often use it with my e-readers most often which is super easy then.
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The pouch will work for either right or left handed people. That shouldn't have any effect on using the pouch. The pouch flap opens straight up from either side.
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It does lay open flat. Its very nice in that respect if I remember. I only ever use pen so I can't comment on ease of erasing, sorry.
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Oh I forgot to mention, if you write left handed it is possible that you could smear what you just wrote but I see this only as a possible problem for fast writers.Greg.
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Hi Diane,I believe this tool would work for left handed persons, as it has no indents or curves relative to ergonomic use, example such as scissors. it has a comfortable straight shape, the edges are rounded and is a very solid style handle. I hope this has answered your question.
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Hi., I am right handed and it was easy to use on the right hand., the only thing was the bristels flatten only after 5 times I used it
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It shouldn't be a problem, I am left handed and so long as you chose the setting for what works for you (mouse style movement or geographic movement on the tablet.) Use the settings and see what works. It depends on what you are doing but it is great for drawing. Am graphic artist, so long as you can get the whole pictureing what you are doing in your mind and not see it under the pen you should have no problem. Good luck!
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Kind of, not really, but your kid might not mind it. I'm left handed and when I use the pen in the bottom left corner of the screen the cord is stretched tight directly across the drawing surface. It's not an issue with any of the stencils except the musical instrument stencil but it is kind of annoying to be "leashed" by that cord. But unless you're using the stencils, holding it upside down is a good option. I think for the price it's a good buy for left handed kids - my two year old mostly "draws" with the stamps and she doesn't seem to be deterred by the cord yet (not old enough for the stencils). Kind of, not really, but your kid might not mind it. I'm left handed and when I use the pen in the bottom left corner of the screen the cord is stretched tight directly across the drawing surface. It's not an issue with any of the stencils except the musical instrument stencil but it is kind of annoying to be "leashed" by that cord. But unless you're using the stencils, holding it upside down is a good option. I think for the price it's a good buy for left handed kids - my two year old mostly "draws" with the stamps and she doesn't seem to be deterred by the cord yet... » Read More Kind of, not really, but your kid might not mind it. I'm left handed and when I use the pen in the bottom left corner of the screen the cord is stretched tight directly across the drawing surface. It's not an issue with any of the stencils except the musical instrument stencil but it is kind of annoying to be "leashed" by that cord. But unless you're using the stencils, holding it upside down is a good option. I think for the price it's a good buy for left handed kids - my two year old mostly "draws" with the stamps and she doesn't seem to be deterred by the cord yet (not old enough for the stencils). « Show Less
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Keeping in mind that I am so used to using it left handed the quick attempti made produced awkward results, however if someone has never used it before I suppose they could get used to using it that way. The keys themselves are not pitched more in one direction or another as to make themselves unusable if pressed with the other hand. Something worth pointing out is that your thumb is kinda just left hanging there with nothing to support it. So while not ideal, it is still doable.