Left-Hander's essential set
Stabilo S'move EasyErgo pencil, LEFT-handed
Yoropen Superior - refillable ballpoint
Yoropen Ballpoint printed left-handed set of 3
Stabilo S'move Easy rollerball pen, RIGHT-handed
Your Left-Handed Child, Lauren Milsom
Stabilo S'move Easy rollerball, Teen colours, LEFT-handed
Plastic conference folder with elastic closer, A4
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We were delighted when the left-handed nib in this pen passed our writing test with flying colours, as all the staff love the modern sleek design and satin finish, not to mention the fantastic colours! Wonderfully smooth, the ball tipped oblique nib simply glides along the page, and combines with the comfortable grip and solid weight of the pen to give a real feeling of quality at an excellent price. Recommended if you like a medium nib
"How can a pen be left-handed?" is a question we hear all the time. Well, writing with a fountain pen can be a real problem for left-handers, as we are pushing the pen across the page rather than pulling it, which leads to difficulty with ink flow and the possibility of the nib digging into the paper. The problem is greatly alleviated by the use of a left-handed nib. Most of our pens have a rounded ball on the end of the nib that is machined to give smooth ink flow writing left-handed from almost any angle. Nibs are either fine or medium as stated in the product descriptions. Some people prefer a wider nib to produce italic script and will like our italic/oblique nib pens.
A lot of left-handers have a problem with smudging their work and if this is the case they may benefit from using a fine nib which puts less ink on the page, allowing it to dry faster.
