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30.7.2017
As a Primary School Teacher who taught hand writing for 40 odd years, I can honestly say that the STABILO EASY original Handwriting Pen for left handers is excellent.If you or your child is right handed then this is the pen that will make their handwriting better by making it easier to produce a neat legible script.#That is all you really need to know but if you would like to know the reasons for my favourable views and a few suggestions read on.If you child is left handed then I would get the Left Handed Version.As soon as I held this pen and tried it I knew it was a brilliant, well-constructed design.Even my, neat script was better BUT, more importantly,
17.9.2016
I have to confess that I've never previously given much thought to using stationery which has been specifically designed for either right or left handed people and indeed haven't really noticed many products which are designed as such, with the exception perhaps being scissors.However, when I first picked up this pen, I could immediately see the attraction as the grip was perfectly designed to suit the hand of a left handed person. This makes it quite a bit more comfortable to hold and to write with for prolonged periods of time. Unless you're trying to hold a left handed pen in your right hand, in which case it isn't comfortable at all...Given that it is a rollerball pen,
22.8.2016
This is a superb product which has come at the perfect time in my son's development. He is 4 years old, about to start school and has already been doing some basic writing exercises at pre-school. We've realised that he's left handed as he always seems to favour using that hand for drawing and playing games.Where he struggles at the moment is getting a good grip on the pen, he shifts from position to position each time he writes....often favouring what I would describe as a claw grip with the pen in between his first and middle fingers....clearly not the best way to learn to write.This pen is a godsend as, to be honest, my handwriting is pretty poor and I feel a bit under qualified to be dishing out advice on how best to hold a pen!
10.8.2016
STABILO EASYoriginal Handwriting Pen - Left Handed - BlueThis pen instantly helped a 9-year old child to hold the pen better, and the shape of the pen kept reminding her where to put her index finger and thumb each time she picked the pen up. She had been pressing her index finger very firmly against the pen with her thumb wrapped across it horizontally, causing stress to the index finger and hand; she now grips the pen between index finger and thumb in a more relaxed way, making writing more sustainable. Definitely a hit.=== THINGS I LIKE ABOUT THIS PRODUCT ===* The shape of the pen, with it's indentations for the index finger and thumb, gives a child learning to use a pen precise guidance on where to hold the pen* Fun,
9.9.2016
My dad is left handed and although as a child was lucky enough to have not had his hand tied behind his back to 'be' right handed like my mother in law endured, he has always struggled with writing and his handwriting has always been something difficult to decipher.I originally chose these pens as my 3 year old is pretty much completely ambidextrous with equally strong proficiency in both hands and she is yet to commit to which hand she feels most comfortable with any skill or task as she switches and changes even within a task. I don't want to force her one way or another so I wanted to have both 'handed' pens for her to use.Of course being three and ecstatic to have try of a real pen,
19.8.2016
When I was little, I used to use scissors with my left hand and write with my right - something that caused serious upset amongst my teachers. Why, I don't know. As a result, I am always looking out for ways that can help left handers (as a teaching assistant), especially when it's Pen License time. (Pen License - being allowed to step up and use a pen in class!) This pen is so, so amazing. It's shaped differently to regular pens, it's shaped so that children can easily grip the pen and pinch it correctly, as well as giving them support for the pen to rest against the space between their thumb and index finger. The pen has three little spaces and a small diagram to show the child (and Mum/Dad)
3.9.2016
I bought this for my left-handed nine-year-old, who has terrible handwriting, and we have been doing writing practice exercises at home with it.It has a sort of a curvy shape and three very specific dents to put the thumb and fingertips in, so it has been very helpful in improving her grip and getting her to relax her wrist and her fingers when she's writing. I can really see where everything is supposed to go, and can help her to get it all in the right place and at the right tension.The ink comes out relatively easy, but it does sometimes go dry when my daughter's writing, for no apparent reason, and takes a little scribbling on scrap paper to restart. This is frustrating.
25.8.2016
This rollerball pen has indents for a left handed user's thumb and forefinger, to create the correct grip. The curved back end of the pen has an indent where it rests on the edge of a left handed user's hand.When I was at school, I would have killed for a pen like this, and suspect that my handwriting would have turned out much better.You still have to be careful, not to smudge the ink as you write, but it dries quite quickly.I'm learning Japanese at present, and find the pen great for drawing the Japanese characters as well as writing in English.I did find at first the ink didn't flow very freely, but that corrected itself quite rapidly.My one real gripe is that the cap screws on,
3.9.2016
Although I am not a teacher, I am a reading mentor and like to encourage children to learn to write alongside learning to read (often this can be harder to grasp and also writing letters/words can help make them easier to remember). With this pack you get one easy grip pen for left handed children.The pen is ergonomically designed and has soft, comfortable, grooves in the sides, to allow the child’s fingers to grip easily. Using pencils, or pens, in this range, allows the child’s hand to naturally grip in the correct way – rather than getting into bad habits, such as holding their hand in a fist shape. The rollerball means the writing is smooth and easy.
30.8.2016
I am left handed and definitely not a child anymore so was interested in trying this pen to see whether I hold my pen correctly. It has two indentations for where your thumb and finger should sit. I do hold my pen correctly but not at a low enough angle it seems. It felt strange holding the pen so low down but it wasn't uncomfortable. It made me realise that I hold my pen at a higher angle which naturally makes my hand tired. I don't know how easy it will be to retrain my hand after all this time but I will definitely give it a go.In the pack you get some oval stickers in case you want to write your name on the pen. you twist the cap off. The in colour is good for an erasable pen.
4.9.2016
My almost seven year-old is a big fan of this pen. As a lefty still practicing his writing, to find a pen that fits comfortably in his hand is a great find. But to find a pen that also doesn't smear as his hand moves across his writing is an even better find, and this pen fills both of those qualifications. And to top it all off, this pen is refillable which minimizes waste--also a significant plus.He already has remarkably neat writing for his age, so this pen hasn't made any noticeable improvement in that department, but it certainly hasn't hurt his writing either.This pen is a huge hit and I'll be looking into refills as the school year gets underway.
2.9.2016
This is an interesting writing instrument – it has been shaped to make it more comfortable to hold.Unfortunately the finger placing are in the wrong place for me – they were obviously designed and moulded by someone with bigger hands. However it doesn’t mean that it is uncomfortable to write with as I found out when I was doing my research and needed a working pen.It is a smooth writer with very little blotching and even though my fingers didn’t go where they were supposed to it was nice to write with.This is definitely a pen that I will be carrying in my bag when I go out to the Uni library again to do some more research.
8.11.2017
My left handed 8 year old has some mild Dyspraxia and loose joints and has consistently struggled with handwriting since starting school. She's always been a year or so behind the rest in terms of neatness which is a shame as she can read like an adult and talk so eloquently. We tried lots of things to help but the Easy pencils and Pens have helped the most. They provide a consistent shape and grip compared to a sleeve grip.It's taken a while and I'm sure I can't put it all down to the shape of a pen but now in year 4 I'm proud to say that we are nearly on a par with the rest of the class.
31.8.2016
STABILO Easy Original Handwriting Pen is a great addition to anyone who like myself write with their left hands. I found the pen to be comfortable to hold and my index finger and my thumb fit neatly and most important of all comfortable to hold which is especially important when as an old fashioned student I take my notes using pen and paper.The pen writes clear and the ink is vivid, and with no smudges or leaks, I love this pen for the main point being it promotes neat writing because of the inserts plus you only have to purchase the main pen as the pen refills can be purchased separately
14.7.2016
My 7 year old has been desperate to get a pen to use at home/school.He really has issues with handwriting and has a very weak grip therefore his writing is sometimes illegible..Add onto that he is left handed.He really likes this pen, he has had a go and found it easy to get a good grip as you are kind of forced to put the fingers in the correct place. There is a good ink flow and his writing was reasonably neat using it.He said his fingers ached after a little while using but that is just a matter of getting used to it.I really am very happy