No more holes in sheets and socks from dry hard cracked heels.
Not powerful and stops? No<br />I’ve seen reviews that say it stops when it’s pushed down to hard, this can be misleading. Several other units I’ve bought over the years are literally just a motor spinning some piece of sandpaper. This one is geared down; meaning that it spins slowly but with more power. If you do press too hard then it will stop; but I haven’t found a reason to press it that hard.<br /><br />Size: Great<br />The size is perfect for not only doing your heel, but it’s small size let’s you do the bottom of your foot too.<br /><br />Adhesive on Sandpaper:<br />Is strong and great, It hasn’t slipped or felt like it’s going to come off. After sanding both my feet the sandpaper still feels new.  Although it white from dead skin it still works like it’s new.<br /><br />Handle: The handle is small and easy to maneuver  it is smooth which gives it a professional feel, but a rubber sleeve over the middle would of given me a better grip. But I’m just being picky it’s fine.<br /><br />The only thing better but not as convenient is a small wood detailing orbital sander; However being designed for wood it can take too much off if you’re not attentive; So I don’t recommend that.<br /><br />If your foot is really really bad then get a new rasp type sander and use that to get it under control then use this to keep it soft and normal. I don’t know how this wood work on “concrete hard” heels since I used a new rasp first. Btw: Rasps don’t last forever and eventually get dull; I just threw several away.<br /><br />Following up with a good Urea type Creme should help maintain you new baby soft feet.<br /><br />I’m going to buy another one just in case, because I don’t ever want to be without one.
Rating: 5 stars