southpaw

The real pro move is using a keyboard with the numpad on the left side (southpaw).

If you lead right, it's good to fight a southpaw from time to time.

However, there is one advantage to being left-handed: in hand to hand or sword to sword combat, the southpaw has an advantage in being unfamiliar.

I am right handed, so a southpaw numpad just makes SO much sense to me.

As a southpaw, the last thing I want to do is touch a fountain pen.

I'm strongly cross-dominant [1], I write left-handed and mouse right-handed (I also swing right-handed in baseball and golf, but box southpaw so go fig).

As a southpaw who uses the mouse on the left side I've never realized the advantage I've had all these years with this setup.

I use a southpaw keyboard with arrow keys on the left side.

It works and I've thought about using it even though I'm not a southpaw; worn distally, the Balance's digital crown tends to snag on things.

I've bought many of the ones they recommend as southpaw friendly.

As a southpaw I feel you, but correcting left-handedness has no real social impact on anybody, gender equality issues have much further reaching positive social implications.

This is why for now I use 60%/65%/75% with a separate numpad on the left, which largely replicates the advantages of a southpaw board with added flexibility (the numpad can be put away when not needed).

And yet, many popular console FPSes have optional "southpaw" layouts that switch the left and right sticks.

This layout exists, it’s a little rare, it’s called a “Southpaw” layout - vendors like Keychron have ready to ship models.

Sometimes called a left handed keyboard or in the mechanical keyboard world, "southpaw".

I think there was some work into this called "SouthPaw", to contrast with the external NorthPaw.

Southpaw keyboards (with lefthand numpads) also exist, but they're even more rare.