Backski Shower Brush-Green

Amazing

This is a solid, well-made scrub brush. The dual-sided design is actually useful. One side has soft bristles for lighter cleaning, while the other is firm enough to handle tougher scrubbing. The brush has a nice weight to it, and the handle feels sturdy and comfortable in hand, which makes it easy to get good leverage when scrubbing. I only wish it came in a more neutral color option. Overall, it’s simple, effective, and feels durable enough for regular use.

As described. Very happy with this brush. Nice long handle too. So nice I have bought another - one for the bath and the other for the shower. I’ve thrown the silicon one I bought (on the basis it would be more hygienic) in the bin. Nothing beats bristles to stimulate the skin and for a good wash. I’ll make sure to wash the head after each use. Easy.

Nick’s Take (Short Version) Does exactly what it’s supposed to do: helps you reach and exfoliate areas you normally can’t. Solid build, good grip, and two bristle textures that are useful—just don’t expect extreme contrast between them. Context & Use Case I bought this back scrubber for the same reason most people do: to help exfoliate areas of my body that are difficult to reach on my own. It absolutely delivers on that front and provides the added mobility needed in my household. The dual-sided bristle design also makes it useful beyond just your back—for example, the firmer side works well for feet or other areas that benefit from a bit more scrubbing. Build & First Impressions There’s no setup required—it’s ready to use straight out of the box. The length, weight, and dual-sided head are easy to work with, and the brush feels solid overall with no flimsiness or unwanted movement. The handle grip is a nice touch, and I haven’t experienced any slipping while using it in the shower. Bristles & Scrubbing Feel There are two distinct bristle textures, with one side softer than the other, but they’re closer together in feel than some shoppers might expect. This isn’t a loofah on one side and stiff industrial bristles on the other. For my use, that’s perfectly fine—no added pressure is needed, and simply letting the brush do the work has been effective without irritation. In-Shower Use Depending on your own mobility, this should allow you to reach your entire back and lower body. There may be a brief learning curve in finding the most comfortable angles, but the handle length gives you enough flexibility to experiment and settle into a position that works. Drying & Maintenance I haven’t noticed any water retention or the brush becoming waterlogged. A few quick flicks to remove excess water followed by air drying has been sufficient. I hang mine on a rack in the corner of the shower between uses, and it dries without issue. Who This Is (and Isn’t) For For me, this is a “nice to have” that makes exfoliating my back easier and more consistent. I can still reach my back by hand, but using a loofah that way is awkward—this solves that problem cleanly. I’d say there’s even more value here for anyone who needs assistance reaching certain areas they otherwise couldn’t wash or exfoliate. The only real caveat would be for those with very sensitive skin or known reactions to exfoliation. Bottom Line For what it is, this back scrubber performs exactly as advertised. If you’re looking for a dramatic difference between soft and stiff bristles, you may want to keep shopping or consider separate tools. Otherwise, this is a straightforward, well-built product that keeps things simple and effective. Five stars for meeting expectations without overcomplicating the job.

Brush works great, I'm able to reach places on my back that have been difficult to reach.