Biosana Swiss Foot File

I develop badly callused heels, especially in summer, which often times crack. Ow! I tried many different removers, pedieggs, files, pumice stones, gels but none really did the job as well as I would've liked. After visiting the Nordstrom Spa for a pedicure, the aethetician recommended this German file. I was suspect at first but figured why not. Wow was she right! It does the job and does it better than any other method I've tried including professional pedicures. The file has a rough side, used first to rub off the heavy callus. And it's followed by a fine side that smooths the skin. It works best after soaking your feet or at the end of a shower. I don't know exactly why this file is so different from others. I think it has to do with the type of grit used (it's underneath a special coating so it never rubs off or dulls) I have used this file for years now so I can attest to it's quality and its effectiveness. The wood handle is incredibly waterproof. I can leave it in my shower (not sitting in water of course) and it doesn't warp or mildew. If you need a good callus file, give this one a try. You won't regret it.