Why is it left-handed?
Can't see what's different about left-handed scissors? Not sure how you would benefit from a left-handed pen? Here are the answers! We've created these quick, clear explanations of the benefits of left-handed products so you can see what a difference they make and how they will make everyday tasks a lot easier.
| The items below will give you a very brief explanation and you can click on any of the images or titles to get a fuller description. Don't forget to watch our videos in the left-handed product videos section as well. |
Left handed pens have the nibs ground to give a smooth flow when pushed across the page
The grip of the Stabilo opens has left-handed finger positions
Left-handed peelers have the blade cut-out reversed so you can peel towards you left-handed
Left-handed craft knives have the blade control mechanism on the right so it can be operated with the left thumb.
Left handed pencil sharpeners have the blade reversed so you can turn the pencil anti-clockwise
Trangular barrels help left-handers develop the best writing grip
Left-handed boomerangs have the wing profiles reversed so they create lift when spinning clockwise
Left handed caligraphy pen have the nibs cut at an angle to sit flat on the page when held left-handed
Left handed tin openers are completely reversed so you can hold the grips with your right hand and use your stonger left hand to turn the rotary handle.
Left-handed knives have the serrations on the right of the blade to give you a straight cut when used in the left hand
The Yoropen design has the nib offest so you can see what you are writing left handed and avoid smudging
