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We love to answer questions. If we don’t have yours below, reach out.
The SandBar was designed to last a long time. One of our first customers from 2016 is still using theirs.
But just in case, we have a one year warranty. If your SandBar loses its effectiveness within a year of purchase or is delivered in a defective condition, we’ll happily replace it.
We like calluses too! That’s why we made the SandBar: to smooth and strengthen without destroying. Prevent crusting, tearing, and splitting by using SandBar to file away dead excess skin while keeping the healthy callus underneath.
Yes and more yes. SandBar is amazing for feet. By regularly removing dead skin build up on your heels and applying salve, you’ll keep the skin on your feet strong and smooth. PRO TIP: Check in daily. Most callus problems are the result of neglect.
Abso-flippin-lutely. SandBar is made of aluminum, which doesn’t rust.
No catch. If you’re using SandBar correctly, we guarantee you’ll experience less severe rips and fewer occurrences of blisters and callus related injuries. If you’re unsatisfied with SandBar, email us and we’ll make it right.
Honestly: we don’t know. It hasn’t happened yet (and we’ve been at it for years). We don’t foresee the abrasive wearing out from use on skin. It might eventually get worn out, but as long as you don’t use it for woodworking projects it should last you a really long time.
After a few uses, the abrasive surface will collect dead skin and can feel dull. Easy fix: wash it. Use an old toothbrush (or something with bristles) and wash with soap and water. Remember, SandBar is waterproof.
**Please wash your SandBar regularly.**
Every single day. Everytime you put friction and/or pressure on your skin, calluses build up. Your hands and feet have a high rate of skin cell turnover. The top layers dry out and build up faster than the rest of the body’s skin. Every rep, every step, every time you work hard with your hands and feet, you are creating build up. Manage your calluses by checking on them and filing them on a daily basis.
If we haven’t answered your question, let us know. We’ll get back to you as soon as possible.