Are all of these blades dual serrated like the tomato knife? I'm very left-handed & have a hard time finding knives both lefties and righties can use.
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These knives aren't serrated at all. I don't think a left-handed person would have any trouble using them.
2164614
Get a tomato knife and another chefs knife, or a Santoku if you prefer a flat blade. I prefer a chefs knife and wish I had gotten a second one instead of the Santoku.
1746435
It is double bevel cut. So it should work that way. I'm left handed too. Bread knives and boning knives are where you have to worry most. The blade states it is solid VG10 steel which is stainless steel and is supposed to be very good. My only complaint with the knife is that it tends to stick when cutting thru stuff due to the thickness of the blade. It's very comfortable in your hand though.
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Yes, I am quite sure you can. You can contact Shun knives via their website or approach one of their authorized venders. They should be able to order a left handed knife if they do not stock them. I love my Shun knives!
1125521
These are a really well made pair of scissors. The problems that lefties have is that they have to place the emphasis on cutting to make the two cutting edges push together to make the cut. Most scissors are made for righties. But I feel that she could make these work as they are very tightly made.
319003
Very Happy with the knife, I think it would work for both a leftie and rightie. Impressed with cutting Veggies with knife. would buy one again.
522091
I am left handed, but I use this knife with my right hand because of the way you have to push the clip to close the blade. Most knifes are made this way. You should look for a knife that would be made for you.
1789052
Being right handed I can't say for sure but both handles are the same I just grabbed mine with both hands and it feels the same and there are after market grip handles available for this knife. In my opinion it should fit a lefty just as well
791374
Yes, they are serrated half way down the blade.Serrated on one side and flat so you can use to spread butter on the other- not quit like a steak knife. You will love them.
1208098
It is designed like a spatula, so works that way for either. But the straight/cutting edge seems would be best for right handed, not sure if it would be awkward for leftys. it is exactly as the picture depicts. Also, it is a very heavy wt commercial grade feeling tool. I love mine and use it quite often for many things. I was very surprised at the excellent quality. Hope this helps.
793147
I suppose it is for a right-hander, however, both sides of the blade are knife sharp! A leftie could use it with the curved side inward and use the smooth side of the blade downward instead of the scalloped side. It is an indispensable garden tool either way!
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Yes, I bought them for my wife who is left handed. She loves them, says they are the best kitchen shears she has ever used.
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Im left handed and i can use them just fine and i always have trouble using specialty utencils. The scissors are for the righties though. Also keep your hand on the handles because even the top part (which i thought would be dull like most other knives) are very sharp. Sliced my fingers a couple times with out knowing. I would also recommend buying a carrier for this set like i did because keeping them in a kitchen drawer with your other stuff isnt the best idea either. Barely grazed against one just to get another utensil and got cut. Needless to say these are the best knives i have ever had.
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The grooves are symmetrical on both sides of the handle. I like the feel, but they are prominent, so it may be a personal thing. The grooves are below scale level and taper towards the blade. The Pocket clip does NOT seem to be reversible for lefties, if that is a concern.
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They are serrated, but high quality. I know many serrated knives do not have quality edges, and are expected to compensate for not being able to maintain sharpness by literally sawing through food products, but these are a more gradual serrated edge, and the arcs between the points are very sharp, so you get the best of both worlds.
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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.
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Be familar with the style of blade you are choosing and double check the product number! Somethimes the pictures are incorrect! How ever I saught out a ffg blade and not the serated combo edge! The difference really matter when u want to resharpen your knife multiple times! U get more with a non serrated blade! I knife i purchased was not serrated!