Top 10 Left Handed Products

These are the top 10 left handed products based on orders on the Anything Left-handed website between January and June 2007 (by number ordered)

General purpose scissors, soft gripGeneral purpose scissors, soft grip 215mm / 8.5 in. (code 260)
Fully left-handed scissors with soft-grip, two-colour handles. They are 8.5 inch (215mm) overall length with sharp stainless steel blades, a nice big finger grip and soft rubber inserts inside the handles.


Image description Stabilo 's Move Easy rollerball pen, left-handed (code 531) The funky pen that looks the part, writes like a dream and is great fun to use. Unusually, the pen has been made with a special left handed version with the grip moulded for a comfortable fit in the left hand.

Top marks to Stabilo for looking after the left-handers for a change! With its exchangeable rollerball tip cartridges, the Stabilo 'S Move Easy glides perfectly over the paper and it can be erased with a fountain pen eraser just like normal fountain pen ink. The cap twists on and off to lock securely and can be snapped on to the end of the pen when you are writing so it will not get lost. Supplied with 3 blue ink cartridges.

 

Image description Left-Hander's notepad (code 257) Our exclusive notepad has a left hand watermark on every page and is glued down the right-hand side for easy removal of sheets while writing with the left hand. 50 sheets/pad 100mm x 150mm (4 in x 6 in)

 

Image description First scissor 125mm / 5 in., age 4 - 7 (code 134) These sturdy, lightweight scissors with brightly coloured plastic moulded grips and stainless steel blades are an ideal junior scissor. These safety scissors have rounded ends, but proper sharpened blades for cutting paper and thin material, so adult supervision is needed.

Image description Yoropen refillable pencil (code 533) The unique design of the Yoropen pencil makes it perfect for left-handers, since it creates the perfect grip, requires far less effort to use, and banishes smudging forever! Pencil comes with 10 spare leads inside plus one in position for writing. Uses code 533A refills

Image description Ruler 12in / 30cm, clear perspex (code 138A) Practical, easy-to-read ruler. All our left-handed rulers are scaled from right to left making it easy to draw lines of the correct length with the left hand, without obscuring the scale while you do it.

Image description Yoropen Ballpoint (code 532) The unique design of the Yoropen makes it perfect for left-handers, since it creates the perfect pen grip, requires far less effort to use, and banishes smudging forever! This disposable version of the award-winning Yoropen offers style and comfort in funky eye-catching colours.

 

Image description Glitter pencil grip, moulded (code 227) This funky pencil grip works with the body to help you place your fingers in the proper position while writing. Both left and right-handed depending which way you put it on the pencil.

Image description Tin opener with geared rotary action (code 94) A good quality left-handed tin opener with roller cutter and geared action for easy opening. Positioned on the left side of the tin and turned with the left-hand in a natural motion for left-handers.

Image description Left-hander's mug - White print (code 80) With a new slogan that will really get right-handers thinking! Hold the smart blue ceramic mug in your left hand, and you will read "It's a left-handed thing...." whilst right-handers will be kept guessing by the remainder of the slogan on the opposite side "... you wouldn't understand!", which they will also read if they're cheeky enough to drink from your mug! Capacity 330ml. Comes in a protective polystyrene cube so it will not get damaged in transit.


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My dad is lefty and very proud of it - By Raúl Morales Marrero
13th April 2008 - 8:02pm

My dad is lefty and very proud of it(although he batted right-handed as Randy Johnson and Greg Swindell do now),even if his school teachers tried to force him to write right-handed in the
blackboard,but he refused and still writes left-handed anyway,and I gave him at least Stabilo's Move Easy for lefties before the International Leftie's Day and before his birthday on January 2.

what else? - By yuri leiva
26th February 2008 - 8:42pm

where place is the mouse of the computer?

By Georgeann
18th February 2008 - 12:49pm

When I lived in Boston,usa their was a lefthanded store.Everything from kitchen items to basic things,pens,pencils..you get the picture.I loved that store.I don't live their now,I live in a different state.I wish I had lefthanded items.

Circular Saw - By Chuck
16th November 2007 - 7:20am

One of my most valued possessions is a Milwaukee 7 1/4" circular saw that is left-handed. For many years I used a right-handed saw, cutting boards too short because I cut on the "wrong" side of a mark, etc. I don't use the saw that much now but I keep it proudly in a place of prominence as a reminder that there are tools for "us."

... - By tijana
12th November 2007 - 1:45am

Where can I get some of these products? Because I'm from Serbia and I doubt very much that I can find them here...

They're still getting things wrong - By Tory
28th October 2007 - 6:59pm

ok im left handed and when i seen these items and stuff they r extremely expensive and they still arnt exactly left handed cuz of the mug we hold it in our left hand so the writing has to be the other way like the pic on the right of the mugs but the 1 on the right is a righty mug!

Left-handed son - By Kay Risch
25th October 2007 - 5:20pm

My left-handed son, Sean, sent the link to this website. He struggled with certain things during his lifetime because of his lefthandedness.



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