PERFECT MEASURING TAPE Left Handed Tape Measure with Right-to-Left Read - Measurement Reading Made Easy - Steel Hi-Visibility Orange Tape Measure 25ft/7.5m (Model RL-02)

• LEFTY OR RIGHTY EASY READ TAPE MEASURE | Left handed tape measures for simple reading and use. Graduations will read right-to-left and not upside down. If you are a righty this tape frees up your right hand to make marks while operating tape with your left hand.
• ELIMINATE MEASUREMENT ERRORS WITH CORRECT NUMBER ORIENTATION | Operate tape with left hand with no neck strain, making marks with your right hand and viewing numbers right-side-up.
• 25 FT TAPE MEASURE WITH FRACTIONS 1/16 | Split scale with inches & millimeters. Woodworking and bulk projects made simple with precise tape measure capabilities. The perfect carpenter measuring tape for professionals and DIYers alike.
• HEAVY DUTY AND ACCURATE TOOL | ABS high impact and high vis orange plastic case features a lock button for control. Designed to be holstered on the left side of the body for quick draw left hand access. EC Class II Accuracy.
• IF YOU DON'T LOVE IT - WE'LL MAKE IT RIGHT | We are confident you will be satisfied with the quality of our products. If you are not, we accept returns within 30 days. To discuss any issue or request a refund, please just message us directly via the Amazon Messaging Service.

Finally, a heavy duty retractable steel tape measure designed for left-handed people. The tape measure reads from right to left in feet and fractional inches (25 feet) as well as meters (7.5 meters). Its sturdy, high impact ABS plastic body is designed to be worn on the left side so it can be deployed with the left hand and pulled out with the right hand. The tape features an exceptionally smooth retract and a top-side lock button. It's the perfect tool for left-handed carpenters or any mechanically inclined lefties: No more craning your neck to read upside-down numbers. Perfect Measuring Tape has been selling quality measuring tapes from our Toledo, OH headquarters for over 100 years (since 1912!).