Is it really for right hand as two reviewers said it is for left hand?
637680
Yes it is a Right Handed Bow. You hold it with your left and and draw with your right.
637681
The Bow I received is for a Right Handed Shooter. To Clarify a Right Handed Shooter Grips the bow handle with their left hand and draws the string with the Right Hand. The Arrow for a Right Handed Shooter will lay on the arrow rest mounted on the left side of the Riser. Might add that the Stinger in this kit is not of high quality and the leather will break after a few strings. Hope this information is helpful.
637682
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.
637683
I bought the kit two years ago. Yes, it is a right handed bow. You draw with your right hand.
637684
Yes it is a right handed bow, Martin makes both right and left handed versions. The two reviewers were most likely sent the wrong product by either miss labeled product or by human error. If this happens just contact the seller and have them exchange it. Hope this helps and happy shooting!
1997638
I'm right handed, but I sorta tested it for you and it seemed very flexible. It is definitely made for right handed people but I think you could easily use it left handed due to it's flexibility. Hope that helps.
531092
It helps tremendously if you are right handed. Both other responses are correct.
1093687
I am right-handed but I only use that hand when opening up a can. If you have reasonable strength with you left it should be fine. Basically you are just squeezing like a pair of pliers. Hope this helps!
1256714
There is nothing in the way the handle is constructed to limit it to right handed use. I have tried using left and right hand and see no difference in the feel or use
230162
You can use your left hand at the top to trigger the blade and your right hand on the handle. I'll be using it today (being somewhat ambidextrous) to see if there are any negatives to that approach. The blade will always be housed to your right, regardless of how you hold it, but I don't see why that would be much of an issue for a leftie.
1849094
No more so than a right hander. This thing is not all it's cracked up to be. I've used mine twice. I wish I had not bought it.
2260811
Yes, the Wrist Wrap Pro is not specific to your left or right hand. It can be worn on either/both.
1012110
The right-handed version might be awkward but you might be able to make it work. It just depends on how it feels to you. The left-handed would be more convenient.
1451012
Yes. This is labeled as ambidextrous. The earlier models you had to choose left or right handed. I have both. Not much of a difference. I recommend. The kids will love this product.
1804651
As long as I have known Hand Fans can be used by right or left handed, so I think they're both! I bought them as a Mother's Day gifts for the moms at church... and every lady loved it! And one of them is left handed and its good to know she is using it with no problem! So I think it depends how you're gonna hold it! Have a Blessed day!
588105
It comes ready to use with the right-hand. However, there are two little phillip screws that you can easily flip the blade to make it for left-handed. So it does not matter which hand you choose.
601648
Yes! It will work great for left-handed people. I just tried it both ways. No matter how you hold it, left or right, you turn the handle clockwise.
1033274
This one is designed for right handed use. It will only suck up your pants legs if you are using it left handed.
237904
It has a straight design and the control button is toward the top in the middle of the front so I would say yes, it work the same for both left and right handed users.
899150
I don't think so - it is molded to fit the right hand - just tried it - nope very very awkward - sorry
1623426
Yes, this works for either hand. It does a fantastic job of supporting a strained thumb while it heals!