As the mother of a left handed dyslexic I praise this shop for making life a little easier!!!! Control of a pair of right handed sissors is bad enough for the leftie but add to that being dyslexic and its a receipe for disaster. We at least now stand a fighting chance that the line might be cut straight, and I didnt realise just how much easier a left handed ruler would be.... now all we need is left handed shoe laces and we might be onto a winner.... joking. Seriously these two items have made a fundemental change to my daughters approach to tasks that I cant thank this shop enough as she grows and the need for other items turned around im sure I will be shopping more ..  Read the complete review

First, a confession. I'm not left handed. However, I do live with two left handed people, my OH and my eldest daughter, and it was I who first found this shop when it really was a shop (near Carnaby Street in London) about 20 years ago. There was no online shopping then but they had a very good mail order catalogue and the first thing I bought was a bread knife for my partner. It hadn't previously occurred to me that the reason he always cut the bread wonky was because the serrations on a 'normal' bread knife are the wrong side for a left handed person. Obvious when you think about it but it really is a right handed world to which left handed ...  Read the complete review

There are lots of things in life which make being a leftie rather more awkward than it needs to be. In a rightie world and more importantly a rightie household every passing day seems to bring one more thing that I take for granted but which my eldest struggles with. There are all the obvious things like scissors and can openers but there are hundreds of niggly little things which my right-handed youngest does with ease but the eldest finds hugely complicated. Odd things like corkscrews, not that I'm encouraging them to drink, which spiral in the "wrong" direction, then theres the computer mouse it sits neatly in the palm of her hand all right but ...  Read the complete review

The Examiner T-G Long Range Metal and Gems detector from Rangertell is fine for left-handers and if it ain't they give you free net tuition!!Not bad I thought the first day. It swings a little to gold and silver and even gems. Later I found out by reading the CD that you are supposed to tune it so I did (duh) and it increased in response completely. I believe the left hand is a hard one to work out sometimes but I guess they have a good email serviceand are worth asking. Trial is a feature too in case you need some time. It's not too late to long range detect if you need help. Don't believe that Carl reports guy or Sam. They can't use them I've been told being lefties ...  Read the complete review

For anyone that is left handed you know how difficult it is to find things that meet our needs. Growing up in a right handed world can be hard work and things that are readily available to other we have to hunt high and low for. One of the main things i had been looking for, for many years was a left handed watch, and for those of you reading this that aren't left handed it goes backwards, for you anyway. After going in many jewellers and asking for a left handed watch and getting the response "all watches are left as well as right handed, you just put them on the other arm" i was getting quite dispondent. Until i discovered Anything ...  Read the complete review