how does it measure up for left handers?
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Hi Stewart, sorry to be so long getting back to you....don't have computer at home at present so just getting your message.Being right-handed I can't give a really fair answer, BUT off-hand, no pun intended, I'd think you could manage it OK It may depend on how much stiff you do with your left hand, also. Even though I'm right-handed, I was changed as a kid having a good Catholic grandmother, so some things I can still do with my left hand. I'm going to check it out when I go home and get back to you with a more definitive answer on Wed., for certain.
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Wed. 3/12/14....OK, so I checked it out last night, holding it in my left hand...I really don't see there being a problem. you may have to pay closer attention at first but you'll adjust to it, get used to it in no time and be able to really enjoy it. I love it myself. So, take care and invest in that camera. You won't be sorry.
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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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Great question! As a left hand'er I found it easier to use these on my right hand. Not the best for south paws
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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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Mine is a righty, but the way the grip is set up, it is also for lefties. On the grip, where the thumb goes, is an "L" and on another side is an "R". He would use the "L" side for his thumb. The rest of the fingers seem to just fit into place. I am definitely satisfied with the grip and the results!
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I'm not left-handed so I haven't tried it that way, but I cant see any reason it would work exactly the same on the other hand.
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Yes they make a left handed model as well. I bought and use it regularly super comfortable and good retention you won't be disappointed.
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It helps tremendously if you are right handed. Both other responses are correct.
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I think so. I've had to switch hands so that I can get a better position on the foot/nail. So, I would assume if you're left handed then you should be good to go
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Being right handed I can't say for sure but both handles are the same I just grabbed mine with both hands and it feels the same and there are after market grip handles available for this knife. In my opinion it should fit a lefty just as well
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The blade edge is beveled on both sides and the handle shape is identical on both sides as well. It should work well for a left-hander.
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Not at all. I never felt that it was unbalanced and I usually use it one handed. I've never tried to use it two-handed.
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Conflicting answers here about which is for righties and which for lefties. Maybe we should all go and try to find someone answering the question on YouTube. Or, someplace where the mfgr answers.
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I've recieved them both ways in a box and shrink wrapped to cardboard. The left or right handed question I can't answer, I am right handed and have friends that are left handed that used mine and we both loved them. I now have 4 different sizes from the 12 inch to one that I use to pick up my butts when smoking to turn. Try them, I bet you will love them also.
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I carry it in my purse and yes it will work for left handers. It slides on and off the rail on the bottom sides of the slide
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The one I got is specifically fitted for the right hand, so I would assume the left would be specifically for left. If I were you I would contact 3M to find out specifically before purchasing.http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Workspace-Solutions-NA/Workspace-Solutions/Products/~/3M-Ergonomic-Mouse-EM500GPS-AM-Small-Medium?N=7581766+3294529207+3294776748&rt;=rud
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I can't answer that-I sent it to my granddaughter in California so I have not seen her actually play it-going to see her next week, so would be able to see then-although she is rt handed . However I do not think it would for them regardless as to whether they were rt or lt for they would probably could adapt easily if they were left handed with practice