Will these prevent calluses?
459662
They didn't for me, they pinched my hands inside and made it worse to be honest. Maybe they were too tight. Not sure
459663
Yes! The reason I got these was to avoid getting calluses while doing my Orangetheory workouts. I've been using them for 3 months now and have no calluses.
752717
Definitely. They have little hand guards too, a must. My daughter skinned her hands the first day and almost stopped her from using them.
2283531
Yes, I had very bad calluses on the bottom of my big toes, and have found that it really does do the job. In the past I was using a instrument that have a razor on it and I actually am getting better result with this product. Definitely worth the investment.
2028681
they do cover some but i'm thinking if they don't they would still do the job of giving you great relief and confort i think it would be worth it to try them. I really believe these gloves would work for you. Hope this help with your decision.
609177
While the gloves are thick, I can't say that they would protect your hands from bruises from being bumped. I believe they would cushion the bump but I can't say to what degree. I really like the way they not only keep my hands warm, but they also help with arthritic pain. I personally recommend them for the stiff joints and aches of arthritis. I hope this helps.
1651785
No it doesn't prevent them from coming back unless you apply it often. USE GLOVES! Your hands will peel if you don't protect them and/or wash your hands quickly after.
295840
Not my friend, I do not think so, this glove is good for you avoid get calluses in your hands
1614220
No, they protect the dogs feet against road and sidewalk salt and other chemical substances that they might have to walk on. My dog has wide webbing between his toes so the 3-4 inch would not fit over his toes. I had to give them away.
760324
Yes these will help! I have Arthritis in my thumb as well and I use a bar with the elastic bands on it when working out,this helps when I have to spread my fingers to hold the bar!
670191
@ Joann McNinch...honestly, I am going to say no. I think they might be to thin to give any type of relief to arthritis in the hands. Hope this helps.
15988
Yes, these gloves are great for work gloves or paddle ball to avoid callous.
167981
I've never tried it, but if your calluses get tore up from it, then i would think they would be awesome!
1491821
It will remove any callus, but you might need to order the more abrasive rollers. CAUTION: do not press hard on callus, take several sessions to slowly reduce callous, once you reach a point where you are happy...then just maintain. (The electric callus remover maintains a constant spin unlike the battery operated type that after a while the battery diminishes and the spin will decrease)
1592272
It definitely helps for callouses, but as someone else Artie said the only thing I would do for corns is make them a little bit softer (mostly RIGHT AFTER the treatment). You will still have to treat corns separately, though, and might still have to also file down very large callouses a bit.
1936555
You'll find your callouses will disappear after a few days. I suffered from them quite a bit on my heels and would spend copious amounts of time trying to grind them down with a pumice. They would also crack and hurt. What I discovered was that, after a week or so of using this once or twice a day, they were gone and my heels were soft. However, if you stop using it, your feet will revert back.
1753471
I'm not at home to check the grit but they are pretty fine; however, it is important that you do not put too much pressure when you are using them. I've used a little too much pressure and have actually removed the skin causing scabs to occur. Once I learned the proper pressure to use, they work great leaving your skin feeling renewed.
1491822
honestly i do think it would work. you can get fingernail attachments that almost look like dremel parts and this would give you more of a pinpoint control if the area is smaller. i had to buy the electric pedi because i was using too many batteries. if you are a diabetic i would rather you still go see the dr. to remove your calluses.