Left Handed Knives - What's the Difference and Do I Need One? – santokuknives
Being left-handed sucks. Not because there’s anything wrong with being a 'lefty' but because most tools, implements and accessories are designed to be used by right-handed people. So, those of us who predominantly use our left hands are often left doing things caggie-handed and feeling pretty uncomfortable.
If you have been considering investing in some left-handed knives but aren’t entirely sure of the differences and whether it’ll be worth it, you’re in the right place. We will be looking at what a left-hand knife is and giving you a few good reasons as to why we think you should take that leap of faith onto the left-handed train.
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