Introduction

Lawn rolling is a time-honored tradition that many people have been doing for generations. However, in recent years it has become popular to use thinner, lighter weight products for lawn rolling that don’t provide as much cushioning or support. With the increased popularity of these lightweight products comes an increased risk of developing blisters on your feet and hands when rolling your lawn! To help avoid this unfortunate scenario I’ve compiled 5 tips that can help reduce the chances of getting blisters while out there rolling:

1. Always wear the proper shoes and socks when rolling your lawn.

The first tip to reduce the chances of blisters when rolling your lawn is to wear shoes and socks that will not cause blisters.

The best type of shoe for rolling your lawn is going to be one that has a non-skid sole. This way, it will be much easier for you to keep your balance while rolling the lawn and there will be less chance of you falling on your face or having a bad accident.

A lot of people wear thin socks when they are doing manual labor jobs such as this one. However, this does not mean that you have to go out and buy thick socks just for this task; any pair will do as long as they fit comfortably around the ankle area (not too tight) and don’t bunch up at all when walking around in them (not too loose).

Also, remember that if possible try avoiding wearing clogs or flip flops because these types tend not only slip off easily but also cause blisters due to their lack proper padding around feet due being so thin compared regular athletic shoes which usually have thicker padding throughout entire foot area including toes.”

2. Learn the correct technique to roll your lawn. The correct technique will help reduce the pressure on your feet and joints that can cause blisters.

The first step is to learn the proper technique to roll your lawn. This can help reduce the pressure on your feet and joints that can cause blisters.

• Roll the lawn roller with the heel of your foot, keeping your feet shoulder width apart and your knees slightly bent
• Roll in a circular motion from heel to toe and from side to side
• Start rolling in the middle, but don’t forget to roll outwards towards each end of the walkway!
• Keep your back straight and head up throughout this process

3. Use gloves when rolling your lawn. Rolling your lawn with gloves will help reduce friction between your skin, hands and grass which can lead to blisters on the hands or in-between fingers.

Use gloves when rolling your lawn. Rolling your lawn with gloves will help reduce friction between your skin, hands and grass which can lead to blisters on the hands or in-between fingers.

Rolling is a strenuous activity that requires constant movement and attention to avoid making mistakes such as unevenness in the ground, leaving patches of uncut grass and so on. If you’re not using gloves during this process, then you may end up with blisters on your palms or between your fingers within just a few hours of working on it.

4. Change socks – it is recommended to change socks midday while grass rolling if you are going to be out for a long period of time rolling your lawn. Changing your socks helps keep them dry which will help reduce friction that can cause blisters on your feet after a period of time.

• Change socks – it is recommended to change socks midday while grass rolling if you are going to be out for a long period of time rolling your lawn. Changing your socks helps keep them dry which will help reduce friction that can cause blisters on your feet after a period of time.

Changing the socks during lunch breaks or mid-day can help reduce the chances of developing blisters even more by keeping your feet dry and reducing friction with the ground, which may cause blisters in the first place.

5. Cover any blisters immediately with blister bandages or moleskins to prevent them from getting worse, increasing in size and causing pain from rubbing against shoes or clothes/pants etc..,

• Cover any blisters immediately with blister bandages or moleskins to prevent them from getting worse, increasing in size and causing pain from rubbing against shoes or clothes/pants etc.., if you can’t stop to do this then try your best to cover the affected area with a sock (make sure it’s not wet!). This will help protect the skin from further damage, as well as reduce friction once you have finished rolling your lawn.

Use these 5 tips to avoid painful and uncomfortable blisters when rolling your lawn this summer!

To ensure you don’t get blisters when rolling your lawn, here are some tips to follow.

• Wear the proper shoes and socks! Always wear closed-toe shoes and loose fitting socks when you roll your lawn. The best footwear options include:
• Soft-sole tennis shoes
• Rubber boots (with or without laces)
• Learn the correct technique to roll your lawn! A good rule of thumb is to go slow and steady when rolling your grass so that you don’t risk tripping over yourself while trying to maneuver around obstacles like rocks or tree stumps. Additionally, remember not to push down hard on the roller handle because it will cause more friction which can lead towards blistering on areas such as palms and fingers where there is less padding between skin layers than other areas such as toes or heels which have a lot more padding between layers of skin tissue due their close proximity within our body structure compared with other parts further away from vital organs like lungs etc..

Conclusion

We hope these tips make your lawn rolling this summer much more comfortable! Remember: if you’re going to be out for a long period of time, change your socks midday. It’s also good practice to cover any blisters with blister bandages or moleskins to prevent them from getting worse and causing pain when rubbing against shoes or clothes/pants etc..