Long-handle back shaver

You can't reach
the middle of
your own back.

That isn't a flexibility problem. It's a geometry one. Your arms reach over the shoulder and around the waist, and there's a band between the two that no amount of stretching gets to.

Seventeen inches of handle covers it. No battery, no cord, no asking anyone for a favour.

See the pack

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Built for one job

Reach

The handle is long enough to clear the shoulder and work down the spine without twisting into a position you can't hold.

Angle

A wide head covers more area per pass, so you're not hunting for the patch you missed in a mirror you can't quite see.

Nothing to charge

No battery, no motor, no cord near a wet floor. It works the first time and the hundredth time.

On your own

The alternatives are a salon appointment or asking a favour. This is neither.

A closer look

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Specification

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The pack

Bare Back Long-Handle Back Shaver

Single unit

Ships from Burlington, Kentucky.

Questions

Will it actually reach the middle?

That's what the seventeen inches is for. The handle clears your shoulder and lets you work down the spine without having to hold an awkward position while you do it.

Can I use it in the shower?

Yes. There's no battery or motor, so there's nothing to keep dry.

Does it take standard replacement blades?

VERIFY — needs confirming against the supplier spec before launch.

Can it be used on shoulders and the back of the neck?

Yes. The same reach that gets to the middle of your back covers the shoulders and neckline on the way there.

Does it fold down for travel?