Callus Removal Tool | Eliminates Hard Palm Skin | No Pumice Stone or Gloves | Removes Calluses in Seconds | Best Hand Callus Remover for Workouts, WODs, Weightlifting, Cross Training/Fitness

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Es un producto muy caro pero hace bien su trabajo. Esperemos que dure

Simple, probably a bit overpriced, but shockingly effective. I’ve been climbing and training the Olympic lifts for decades, which might be the best combination imaginable to develop calluses and flappers. (I keep a flapper kit in both my gym bag and my ancient climbing pack.) I have tried shaving calluses with a butter knife after showering, with sandpaper beforehand, by peeling them off manually, and by clipping them off when they start to tear at the climbing gym. (I never had huge flapper issues outdoors, even on coarse granite like at Joshua Tree or Cochise, but indoor climbing holds are remarkably pumice-like.) This device is scandalously overpriced, but until it has direct competition, I don’t see that changing. If you have problems with flappers, you know what your choices are. Considering the opportunity cost of having multiple flappers (which, I must emphasize, has stolen more than a few days from me, like the time I managed to rip four palm calluses on each hand along with the second phalange of each ring finger), it’s not really a choice at all. Wash your hands, grind down your calluses with this thing, and use a bit of moisturizer (“palm salve” or “hand repair” or just regular hand lotion). Unless you are slapping rough granite slopers or doing tons of block cleans, this device and a simple hand care regimen ought to keep you from losing training days to flappers or infections.

I've been doing gymnastics for over 10 years and we've always just used a bit of sandpaper round a piece of wood. That wasn't great but was the only thing that got into the little corners of the hands. This is the only thing I've used that was better, way way better! It's easier to use, works way faster and I don't need to keep replacing it like I did with the sandpaper ones. So glad to have found this cool little gadget!

I was suffering with ripped calluses after moving on to volume work with heavier kettlebells, I tried gloves, I tried sandpaper and I tried pumice stones but then I stumbled across this useful gadget, read the reviews and decided to give it a try. As others have said, it doesn’t completely rid you of the callus but you don’t want that anyway, you need the harder skin for protection. BloQaid makes short work of the calluses whether they are wet or dry and coupled with a salve or moisturiser (I use both) you’ll be rip free in no time.