




Soft heels in five minutes, at home.
Electric Callus Remover
Coarse + fine roller · up to 2,000 RPM · rechargeable
A roller that spins up to 2,000 times a minute sands away dry, cracked skin and tough calluses while you simply glide.
Does the sanding for you – no scrubbing, no blades
Coarse + fine roller – thick calluses first, then smooth
About 5 minutes – on dry skin, at home
Rechargeable – USB, up to 90 minutes per charge
Soft, smooth heels, or your money back
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How to use it
1. Prepare (10 seconds): make sure your feet are clean and dry. Click in the coarse roller for thick calluses and cracked heels, or the fine roller for dry, rough skin. Set the speed.
2. Glide (about 5 minutes): move it slowly back and forth over the rough areas with light pressure. Keep it moving; the roller does the work.
3. Finish: switch to the fine roller to smooth, wipe your feet, then put on your favourite foot cream.
What’s in the box
SULA callus remover · coarse roller · fine roller · roller cover · USB charging cable · cleaning brush · instructions
Battery: up to 90 minutes per charge, recharges in a couple of hours · Rollers: about 3 hours of use each
Shipping & 30-Day Promise
Free, tracked shipping on every US order. Orders usually ship within 1–2 working days.
Soft, smooth heels, or your money back within 30 days of delivery. The 30-Day Promise

Sunday night, and I’m pulling socks on before bed. Again.
Not because I’m cold. Because my heels scrape the sheets, and I can hear it.
There’s a pumice stone in the shower, a metal file in the drawer and a tube of heel cream I bought in June. My heels still catch on my tights.
Next weekend is the pool party. I already know I’ll wear the closed shoes and keep my feet under the chair.
What if my heels could be soft again by Saturday, without booking a pedicure?

The solution
A roller that does the sanding, so you don’t have to scrub.
At the top of SULA sits a grey roller with a sand-like grit that spins at up to 2,000 turns a minute. You hold it like a pen and glide it slowly over dry skin, and the roller sands away the dry, hard layer for you. There’s no scrubbing, no blade and no metal grater. Start with the coarse roller on thick calluses and cracked heels, then click in the fine roller to smooth everything out. A session takes about five minutes, and for most feet one session every two weeks keeps them smooth. It charges by USB, runs up to 90 minutes per charge, and each roller lasts about three hours of use.
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Salon-smooth feet, without the salon.
A pumice stone needs your elbow grease. A pedicure needs a booking.

Why the pumice never gets you there
Your arm gives up before the hard skin does.
Hard skin on the heels is thick and dense. Rubbing it by hand takes off a very thin layer at a time, so you scrub, your hand gets tired and you stop long before you reach smooth skin. A few days later it feels rough again. A fast-spinning roller takes off that dry layer evenly in minutes, and the fine grit leaves it smooth instead of scratchy.
- 2,000RPM, max speed
- 2rollers: coarse + fine
- 90 minper charge
Good to know
Use it on clean, dry skin and keep it moving with light pressure. Don’t use it on open cracks, cuts or broken skin.
The 30-Day Promise
Soft, smooth heels, or your money back.
Use SULA for 30 days. If your heels aren’t softer and smoother than when you started, email us and we refund you.
Try SULA for 30 days- Free US shipping
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FAQ
Does it hurt?
It’s gentle: there are no blades, just a spinning grit roller. Use light pressure and keep it moving rather than holding it on one spot. If an area starts to feel warm or tender, stop there and move on.
Should my feet be wet or dry?
Dry. It works best on clean, completely dry skin. Don’t use it in the bath or shower and don’t put it under water.
Which roller do I use?
The coarse roller is for thick calluses and cracked heels. The fine roller is for dry, rough skin and for smoothing after the coarse one. Both come in the box and click in and out.
How often should I use it?
For most feet, about five minutes every two weeks keeps them smooth. Very rough heels may want a short session a few days in a row at first.
How long does the battery last?
Up to 90 minutes of use per charge, which is many sessions. Recharge with the included USB cable in a couple of hours.
When do I replace the rollers?
Each roller gives about three hours of use. At five minutes every two weeks, that lasts a long time.
How do I clean it?
Take off the roller and brush away the skin dust with the cleaning brush. Wipe the device with a dry cloth and put the cover back on.
Is it a good gift?
Yes. It’s a small at-home pedicure for a mom, partner, sister or friend who never books time for herself. Take two: one to keep, one to gift.
Is it a medical device?
No. SULA is a cosmetic foot-care tool for dry, rough skin. Don’t use it on open cracks, wounds, warts or irritated skin. If you have diabetes or poor circulation in your feet, ask your doctor first.
When will my order arrive?
Shipping is free and tracked across the US. Orders usually ship within 1–2 working days and arrive within 5–9 working days.
What if it’s not for me?
Soft, smooth heels, or your money back within 30 days of delivery. Email us at SULA support with your order number.