Does the heal stick really bad when sliding or is the people that r saying that r the left handed
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My right handed husband loves the fit and has had no problem with his slide
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They are right handed, and I being left handed would love for them to make them left handed also. It is not necessarily true that it is just as easy to use it left handed, take it from a left handed person who is very adaptable to all things right handed, but, it does make a difference, how it is held, it is not as easy holding it with my left hand, I find myself switching to my right hand a lot because you can not hold it as firm and keep it opened to fan yourself. This is my experience, being a left handed person.
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Mine didn't exactly "stick" but it wasn't a "smooth" glide either, if that is what you mean. I do think it should it should glide more smoothly. More importantly, after using mine daily for about one month, a piece Broke right off and is not usable at all anymore! : ( I'm not buying another one and regret buying it at all. I still do same exercise except I use my fingers in my mouth for resistance and honestly that seems to work better anyway.
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This one is designed for right handed use. It will only suck up your pants legs if you are using it left handed.
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I bought this razor for my boyfriend for Christmas and he is left handed. This is his favorite razor he's ever had. He's had no issues with it.
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It is. I am left handed and had it set up for a left side carry. Only issue I had was the amount of movement (cant) of the weapon.
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The turn knob is on the rights side. I am left handed and can use both hands and have no trouble with it. If you aren't able to use your right hand I would say no.
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the stock is ambidextrous but the safety is not. it is on the right hand side of the bow. Even if you are left handed I believe that you can push the safety on and off with your right hand.
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I think left-handed users will like it. I'm righty but switch hands with it - it's NOT lightweight. Not heavy either I'd say, but 20 mins. is a lot to hold it in one hand. If you look at the 3rd photo on the Amazon listing, you'll see the "model" is using the trimmer left-handed. It changes how you'll approach what you 're cutting. Look at the pic and you can imagine how holding it right-handed would change the orientation. How the string guard mounts causes this.There is an ambidextrous thumb-operated safety, and the head swivels either way. The 2nd photo shows the trimmer as an edger - left-handed too. I think left-handed users will like it. I'm righty but switch hands with it - it's NOT lightweight. Not heavy either I'd say, but 20 mins. is a lot to hold it in one hand. If you look at the 3rd photo on the Amazon listing, you'll see the "model" is using the trimmer left-handed. It changes how you'll approach what you 're cutting. Look at the pic and you can imagine how holding it right-handed would change the orientation. How the string guard mounts causes this.There is an ambidextrous thumb-operated safety, and the head swivels either way. The 2nd photo... » Read More I think left-handed users will like it. I'm righty but switch hands with it - it's NOT lightweight. Not heavy either I'd say, but 20 mins. is a lot to hold it in one hand. If you look at the 3rd photo on the Amazon listing, you'll see the "model" is using the trimmer left-handed. It changes how you'll approach what you 're cutting. Look at the pic and you can imagine how holding it right-handed would change the orientation. How the string guard mounts causes this.There is an ambidextrous thumb-operated safety, and the head swivels either way. The 2nd photo shows the trimmer as an edger - left-handed too. « Show Less
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A left-handed person can use it because with your left hand you still turn it clockwise, not counter clockwise. Actually never had anyone ask about left-hand use and this benriner has been around a long, long time and we have sold it for years and I am sure there have been left-handed users. Thank you. The Wok Shop
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I am personally left handed, it works great for me, and a friend of mine has used it, he is right handed. So you should have no problem with it.
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Hi,It is easy to use for both left-handers or right hand. Please rest assured!Best regards,
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My daughter is left handed and she has never complained about it....so I think it's fine! :)
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Im also a left handed but still ok for me you just need to position your body to right wen cuting for your comportable position
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Not sure what you are asking, but I bought two myself and you can use them for left or right. I think they are mainly right handed but I use it for left as well
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I have used mine with both hands. I did fine. I don't know if I have trained myself to shift pressure on them to make them work left handed, but I know I had to cut fishing line off my fins at 70+ feet deep, and they did it with both hands. I have always switched hands for painting or writing when my right got tired, so I don't even give leftie use a thought. That being said, I had NO PROBLEM as a righty or leftie with these. If there is a problem with it, please come back and reply to this so it will negate it for others.
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Good morning Tari, Although I am right handed I use the K-Bar with both hands equally well.A. Left handed person would have no problems or issues with the ergonomic grip of the K-Bar.Honest John Tampa Florida