Calluses

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A callus (sometimes spelled as 'callous') is a rough, thick patch of skin, usually found on your hands or the soles of your feet. This is a protective skin your body forms to defend against rubbing. This rubbing can be the skin against a surface, or against a bone inside your foot. While it is not a life threatening issue, it can be uncomfortable and annoying, so preventing them is a good idea.