Can my Left-Handed son use this bow?
1389537
Yes. It is pretty hard to pull back all the way. My 10 yr old still can't do it by himself. Don't know if it's adjustable. This should be treated as a weapon not a toy!
1782787
The short answer is yes. But the truth is that this fletching tool will work equally well for a left-handed shooter. This fletching tool is designed to fletch arrows with a right-helical pattern. The archer's dominant hand is irrelevant. Many archers who hunt prefer a right-helical jig because it causes their screw-in broadhead to tighten into the arrow shaft when the arrow hits the animal. Likewise, you can see a similar effect with your field tips when target shooting. A left-helical fletching pattern would tend to cause your tips to loosen on impact. There is no need to change fletching direction based only on the dominant hand of the shooter.
117711
If you hold the bow in your left hand and the arrow with the right hand, then you need a right handed bow. Yes this is a right handed bow.
1620504
The description for the bow is that it is for right handers, however I can not completely say that it is. Since this is a Christmas present I haven't personally handled the bow. I quickly looked it over for faults and wrapped it before my wife could catch me with her present. Sorry if this doesn't help.
356357
This bow is for right handed users. The seller might have a left handed model for sale. But as for the one a did buy it is for right handed. You will have to look at the produced description close when looking at bow online.
58329
She should be able to pull back the 24lb bow, and if you want to use it will be really light for you. One thing before you purchase is you need to find out which eye dominance you two have. If you're both left eye dominant, you can share a left handed bow. If right, then share a right handed one. If you're opposite, which you could be, then you can both use the same bow but it will be much more difficult to aim/less comfortable for one of you. Also, be patient because Katniss trained for a while to get that good and Legolas is elven...
117710
the bow I have received must be hold with left hand; so arrow with right hand. I hope it helps
266881
The set I purchased was left-handed, for my leftie stepson. You can choose either right or left handed configuration at the items main store page, just under where it says "Want it now...etc etc." I found it to be a very nice set for a young player to begin the game with.
46111
My son is right handed so we ordered a right. Didn't notice it offered a left Hand as an option
32553
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.
234886
The bow is designed to be held with the left hand while the right hand finger tips hold the arrow. I'm left handed, and prefer holding the bow with my strong hand --the left. So my guess is that many left handers will feel comfortable with this well-made bow and arrow set.
385732
This is a right handed bow. However, they have a left hand bow in stock if needed.
774979
This is a right hand bow. Really the only ambidextrous bow you could get is a long bow type.
2047247
I use it "bandalero" style which would allow for either left or right handed use. It is a nice quality, durable real leather quiver.
2139939
My daughter is 13 years old and is left-handed. I just asked her and apparently she shoots with her right hand. However, she states that the bow is ambidextrous. She also states that her other 13 year old friends have a hard time pulling it back. Not sure if this helps at all.
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.
470688
Yes, but you'll need to buy a left-handed chin rest and put it on yourself with a tiny screw driver needed to tighten it. The teacher can probably adjust it, if needed. My son is left-handed but plays violin right-handed...