Can the glove be turned inside-out to make it into a right-handed glove?
775831
I really think it fits either hand equally well and no need to turn it inside out.
775832
I bought two gloves and use them both at the same time. I didn't turn my gloves inside out. However, it could be done. The gloves work very well. I use them when sharpening primarily.
775833
Actually, the glove can be worn on either hand. Both sides of the glove are exactly alike. It's almost like a knitted glove in that it has no seams. I wear it on my right hand because I cut left- handed and my husband wears it on his left hand. I bought it for him so it fits a little big on me but it works just fine!
775834
No need to turn it inside out. Just put the right hand in it backwards (back of glove is on front of hand). I guess that makes it an ambidextrous glove. 2 women in the house, one right handed the other left. They both use it. My wife just saw me trying to turn it inside out and said "just slide your right hand in". Yep, it works. Smart woman.
1864163
I suspect so, although I did not do it. The handle is secured by screws which can be removed, the handle turned around and screws replaced. That would allow the use of the other hand...
1269454
If I understand your question, the left "orientation" is for use on the left hand, yes. The player would catch with the left hand and throw with the right. This would be the way a right-handed player would normally use the glove.
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
619599
You can change it to open to the right simply by hanging it upside down. It is the same either way.
912479
I don't think so, but I'm not positive. I got it for my son and he is right handed
123600
When ordering I selected right-hand throw (I throw rightie and wear fielding glove on left). But the product description after ordering, by email, said "left hand", meaning the hand you actually wear it on.
12595
Yes, the handle can be turned in either direction. The grip on the handle is just a slip on rubber sleeve, it does not turn on the handle. It is difficult to operate with rubber gloves on since the grip does not turn.
1739957
The thumb knob is only on the right side, but as I read your question I reached in my pocket for it and tried to open it with my left hand using the middle finger and it was no trouble at all. And I'm right handed. I'm sure it will be much easier for you.
151609
Since I'm right handed I can't be sure. However, it doesn't look like to me that it would be a problem at all. The product is so neat, and works so well, it might even be worth the aggravation.
803717
It is set up for right handed use, I do not believe it would be comfortable to use left handed. I suppose you could just keep your thumb next to your other fingers but I don't think the glove would stay on properly. It is set up like a mitten, a place for your thumb and the rest of your fingers go in the other side. The comb side is only on one side of the glove and not both sides.
1324308
No. If you wanted to play it left handed, it would have to be restrung and turned upside down. Even then, the bridge position would be for a right handed setup.
1419604
There is a insert in it that I think could be reversed, I have not tried because I needed it right handed. Go to SenakyPeteholsters.com and I sure you will find the answer. I love my Sneaky Pete.
352075
I don't think you can unless you use a larger glove if your gloves already fit snug.
893751
it comes right handed but you can just revert the strings for a left handed player
588104
Not by design but I can see how you could flip the blade around to accommodate the left hand
345933
specifies the glove - not the handedness. If you are right-handed order the left glove.