Any lefties out there using this on their left side? How comfortable is it with the release buckle on your back?
520903
I am right handed, but I often move the attached camera to my back and other positions when I am hiking. This shifts the weight and doesn't always weigh down my right hip. The release buckle doesn't cause discomfort no matter where the belt is positioned. I have had my Spider Pro now for 6 months and for most of those days I wore it every day for 6 or more hours. It is much more comfortable than any other alternative I have tried. --- Bert
1527079
Yes! I'm left handed and love mine. It is not designed for any particular "handedness." &#128516;
2264521
I've only used it on the starboard IWB. Fits perfect. Tedious to put in place to start without weapon, but once it's there great retention, positive location insertion and draw. I'm a big guy with man blubber. Always comfortable. Only drawback, the belt clips, feel flimsy. Hope this helps.
983477
yes, I am left handed. that is why I buy this style. It can be use with either hand
1833240
I am left handed but I also can draw it from my right rear pocket. The Talon holster works very well either way. Yoy do have to give it a little break in time it gets much better with use.
2263086
Yes either side is fine. This is a well thought out product. I prefer holing on the left as I am right handed but, either side opened or closed this is comfortable!!!!
519282
I'm a righty, but I just examined it. I wear it on my right side and the zipper goes from back to front in order to open the pouch. The only difference I could foresee for a lefty is that the zipper would open from front to back.
1545728
Yes, you should be able to use as a lefty. Holster is held with Velcro, so you can position as needed.
2044628
No, this holster is not ambi. If you're a lefty you might want to steer clear of this one. Try DSG, I think they make a lefty holster
772821
Works fine with left hand. I am right-handed but go left for the mouse. This frees up my right hand so that I'm not constantly switching from pen to mouse and then back to pen. I also love that I can have my laptop a few feet away and am able to control it without having to stretch or lean over to reach for it.
1401341
I looked at my unit and in order to swap sides it would require modifying the back brace and hip pad with slots for the straps. Also the hip pad is shaped differently. I wouldn't recommend this for a lefty. Sorry.
1229016
You loop the cord around your belt or belt loop then through itself. Yes, it is ambidextrous I'm a left handed shooter myself.
677778
I am right handed but i have used then left handed in some situations where my right hand was unavailable .... they are the best pair of shears i have ever owned..... I imagine that ease of deployment from the holster can be a factor but the holster allows you to configure to your preference of left hip or right hip placement. As a rightie I perfer the left hip with foward deployment allowing me to use my right hand. As a leftie I would recommend the opposite.
1179994
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
1557100
Seems to work just fine. The primary user with mine is a lefty. The pad orientation can be flipped in the settings.
731120
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.
461644
It depends on the pocket you use. I carry billfold in right and gun in left. It is a little harder to use. It is a little tight in holster but gets better with wear. A left hand hoslter would have the handle to pointed to the left side of body.