Hand Callus Tool

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.

Was unsure whether to purchase due to the high price compared to similar toolsFortunately I think it is worth itBuild quality is really good and the design is unique and practicalMost importantly does the job really well and hands are feeling the benefits.

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!

Love this thing! At first I had no idea what the hell it was but it's only when I actually picked it up and tried it that I realised how well it works. I'm a powerlifter and my hands are so rough. My clients always comment when I shake their hands. Plus when they're really bad, the calluses pinch when I grab the bar. This little thing got rid of them in literally a couple of minutes... Amazing!

Don't buy this expecting to miraculously have baby soft hands again after years of lifting. Think of it as a mild cheese grater for your hands. It is a useful tool - well made, easy to hold, has a "rougher" side for getting to work on larger, tougher calluses, and a "smoother" side for finishing up or for testing the waters. Whether that is worth the £35 price tag is entirely up to you.Be aware, because it's quite a large surface area, and because of the motion you need to perform in order to get it to work, you'll end up micro-scratching parts of your hands that may have been perfectly fine before. If you're not careful and go willy-nilly with this thing, you'll actually end up causing a fair amount of surface damage to other parts of your hand. It will heal quickly, and won't be deep enough to bleed, but it'll be as if you dragged your hand across some coarse gravel.I still prefer to "pinch" callused skin so it makes a ridge, and then use a decent pair of scissors (nail scissors tend to work well) to remove said ridge. Once I've removed as much as I can this way, I will use the BloQaid to smooth around the chopped out area so it's not quite a crater. For me personally this has produced the most effective, repeatable results.

I'm a gymnast and have been maintaining my hands using sand paper wrapped around a piece of wood for years. This product is amazing! It's durable and really effective. Way better than anything else I've tried

Saw this at a competition and tried it out, got to say it is fantastic, so I had to buy one! Always struggled with the calluses on my hands from training but a couple of days with this thing and I don't even recognise them! Smoothes out the calluses so that they don't catch and tear but keeps my hands tough! I couldn't recommend this product enough, give it a try and you'll never turn back or tear again!!

I’ve been looking for a solution to help manage my hands whilst rock climbing, this product does just that. Perfect for reaching all of my calluses and bringing them down to the ideal level. Would highly recommend this for any grip based pursuits!!!