Solving the left handed issue

What is the simplest way for a left handed person to
achieve perfect handwriting?

Many left handed pupils and students find handwriting difficult. Some reverse d’s and b’s, some smudge their work, some report physical discomfort, such as backache and hand ache as they write.

Yet although many left handed people battle on with this problem, the solution to the issue left handed people face in writing is quite simple: it is to provide them with pens that are designed specifically for those who write with their left hand.

This is the issue we have approached, and after considerable experimentation and research we evolved the ideal solution – a pen with an S bend neck and grip area.
Such a pen enables left-handed writers to hold the pen comfortably at a balanced angle and easily view all letters and words as they are written. In other words the left handed writer and the right handed writer are now set up on an equal footing.

Indeed so successful was the experimentation that led to the production of this solution, the resultant Swan Neck Pens have passed all the requisite British Standards approvals including EN71 part 1, 2, 3 and BS7272 2008.

You can see a video of the pen being used by a left handed writer here.

Obviously these pens are now being sold to left-handed adults for their own use and for use by their children, but we are also currently offering a special 20% educational discount. This is available to schools if you quote the reference “Learning 0124” and where we are delivering to the school address.

For more information please…

● Call 01454 325873.
● Email: Schools@swanneckpen.com
● See our website at www.swanneckpen.com
● Write to us at Swanneck, 151 Sydney Street, Chelsea, London, SW3 6NT