I want to buy this for my 16 yo daughter who is a leftie and slapper. This was recommended on a different site. Anyone used it for slapping?
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My daughter is 10, and has just started learning to slap. This bat has been nothing short of awesome for power, average, and bunting. I am actually going to order another one. Two other girls on the team started using my daughter's bat, and one is getting it for Christmas!
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This is for a righty. Look specifically for a lefty bow if you need a left handed bow. Amazon does not specifically carry this bow for left's
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I used it either left or right handed. Dexterity is an issue. If you are good at play station and other type of games, you will have no problems. I am 60 years old and my hand to brain training is limited. A little practice though and the thing works great.
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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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Hi,This paddle is exactly how it looks on picture and I believe it is not specially designed for shake hand hold.I think it is much more effective when you hold it traditional way-especially when you need aggressive attack shots.
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My six year old uses it. But I seems to use it more than him trying to rehab my throwing arm. It is tough, but I wish it had more bounce back.
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I don't think left-hand use would pose a problem, but this mouse is quite small... It fits the hand of my four-year-old well. Quality of the product seems solid. Good luck!
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Punched. Recommended by Martha Stewart on one of her shows. I bought it and it works great. Figured if it's good enough for Martha, it's good enough for me.
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If you are left handed you best learn to drink right handed. I contacted Bubba about this affront to left handed people and they said "so what?".
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The kids here are ages 8 to 15 , the youngest said if it hits you in the arm from close up it hurts , if it hits you in neck from close you'll want to quit game. All other shots you notice but not enough to stop playing. (The 8 year old is very small child.) All kids agree that it is one of the best airsoft pistols we own. Good luck. :-)
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Yes, it does work for lefties. Have two children, one right and one left handed players, and both are set-up on the one device as two separate users.
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It was for me...I'm 40...LOL. My son is 13 and he plays with it sometimes. We have nerf wars in the house.
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I am unable to answer if this is good for toning. I primarily use it for a break from the other mundane workouts because it is so fun. My three year old has asked me to put it on for here to simply play along with. The shakers with it will help with toning your arms, but that's about it.
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I'm not certain. However, I checked the QuickStart guide and saw no reference to "left hand."From my view, I can think of no reason why it would not work for a left handed person.
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I bought my Takedown Bow because in all the descriptions I found across the internet it said 'right handed only'. I can't speak for those individuals who have adapted it to left handed use and choose to share that information.
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I was wondering about using on the left hand? I use a regular mouse now on the left hand, any reason why it wouldn't work? Also anchored models or similar makes? Thanks for the help. Just my left elbow bothers me with the regular mouse.
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Please forgive me for my tardy reply. I wanted to find the time to fully test employing the gun left handed short of going to the range. I'm a righty so support hand shooting awkward for me. With discipline, "you" could manage to keep "your" support hand thumb clear of the laser however, it leaves less of your thumb on the side frame so stability may be an issue. Also keep in mind that I'm a small guy so my hands follow accordingly, if you have big mitts I doubt this laser is for you. An important thing to consider is that at the range it's far easier to be more disciplined to manage your grip. However, when under a high stress situation your inner monkey will take over and I suspect your grip will defeat the laser unless you train feverishly. I would also add that I'm not a big fan of the rear actuated switch. For me the switch falls in a portion of my hand that requires a death grip to activate it. For this reason alone I would not recommend buying this unit however; your mileage may vary. Good luck with your decision.