Callus Score – Precision Hand Callus Remover for Athletes | Prevents Ripping | Callus Management for Weightlifters, Cross Training, Gymnastics and More | Callus Performance - we just do calluses

I don't know why you look at your hands and feel like surely no one else has this problem. I've had an outdoor, manual labor job now for the last 15 years or so and possess multiple callouses on each hand. I've never been a fan of using the chemical removers like the manicure shop uses on my hands like they do on my feet... so, I've used pumice stones in the shower, which doesn't go that deep... a nail clipper maybe first to get the bulk of them off, then maybe a pumice stone and then later and Emory board to smooth everything... but, that's such a hassle... I've tried all kinds of lotions, creams, hand salves... and nothing has really worked well or for very long. So, I'm giving this a go. I got the bundle with the tool, extra sanders, and the healing salve. My initial impression is how well the metal grater worked at getting the bulk of the skin off, you just grind it to the level you want, then flip the tube over and use the coarse sander. I did find this end to be quite hard, but apparently hard is what you need to get in there and smooth out your hands. After this step I had bits of skin sticking up in one area that I just kept rubbing and those bits were not going away or coming completely off... so, I had to get out an Emory board - which even a "coarse" board is softer than the sander provided - and then my hands smoothed out nicely. I did use the hand salve from the kit which is in a chapstick form, and it smells really nice and left my hands feeling soft. The idea here, for me anyway, is to get to the point where I no longer am embarrassed by my rough hands and somehow heal my hands and prevent these callouses altogether. So, I'm trying some other moisturizing products as well and am going to use some fresh aloe gel too. The hope is that once the corns are reduced to the core level that the aloe can get in there and heal the skin. But, for its purposes, this has provided me with truly diminished callouses and very soft hands for the first time in years! And, for that alone I've added it to my subscriptions for now. I'm impressed that such a small tool can and did do so much. When done, pull off the sander cap and empty out the tube (use it over a towel as not all the removed skin goes in the tube), clean the metal tip with a bit of soap and warm water, it does not come off so take the sander off first, then clean it.. let dry and store in a cool dry place.I will update this review when I see how long this lasts... maybe? I might just not need that subscription. Fingers crossed xx

I broke my femur so I am reliant on a walker. It did a terrific job of removing my calluses from my hands.

I started crossfit in October 2019 and have ripped many calluses since then. This item is perfect for easy shaving and smoothing calluses. The shaving is not painful and takes seconds. The sandpaper is a great tool to smooth out the calluses as well. It is well priced and super convenient for storage. It is very small and so easy to clean. This is perfect for someone looking for a small callus remover to keep in their bag that gets the job done in a fair amount of time.

It works fine for those rougher bigger spots. But for smaller areas it can scratch normal skin. The smoothing end doesn't do a perfect job but does get the job done. And the healing balm works perfectly! Not sticky and smells nice

My husband and I get calluses from weight lifting. This did nothing to get rid of them. I did a return.

Works if your consistent enough.

My first review. I get crazy callouses from lifting. I was skeptical of this, but it works! First you use the metal part to shave down the callous, then you use the sander to smooth it. I thought the balm would be a gimmick, but it's the best part. It's thick shea butter that smells nice, and really helps soften the callouses. Great product!

If you "maintain" the callouses and don't let them get big or deep, then this might work for daily maintenance. Sometimes they creep up though and this isn't tough enough without some work. In the pics, I spent a solid 3 minutes using it on just one callous. That's a before and after. So, it'll work if you put some time and effort into it. You can see I still have a more work to do. The sandpaper started coming off pretty quickly but I don't use it anyway.I think it could be helpful for superficial daily use but it just wasn't worth so much money.