Kirsty
4 Oct 2026
Small hands, big result
Great for my small hands and I'm quick with it now.
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Palm Vegetable Peeler, Pair
Takes the clenched grip out of peeling a pile of carrots or potatoes: two rings hold it, your hand steers.
€13.99
A palm peeler swaps the handle for two rubber rings. Your fingers go through them, the blade faces outwards, and peeling a bag of carrots becomes a stroking motion instead of a clench.
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- Two in every pack
- Rings fit two fingers
- Steel blade across the front
- 6.5 × 6.5 × 3.5 cm
Peeling a pile
Peel the whole pile without a tight fist
A swivel or Y peeler only works while you squeeze its handle, and that tires some hands long before the pile is done. Here two rings hold the peeler, so your fingers only guide it.
With a handled peeler
- A firm fist round the handle from first carrot to last
- Hard going for hands that tire of gripping
- Loosen your hold and it can drop into the sink
With the palm peeler
- Two fingers through soft rings, the back flat in your palm
- Long strokes of the whole hand down each carrot
- It stays on your fingers while you reach for the next one
How to use it
Peeling without a handle
- 01
Slip it on
Put your index and middle fingers through the two rubber rings so the blade faces your palm side out.
- 02
Stroke the vegetable
Hold the carrot or potato in the other hand and draw the blade along it, away from you.
- 03
Rinse it
Rinse the blade under the tap straight after use so starch and peel don't dry on it.
Close up
What sits where
Blade
A slotted steel blade runs across the front edge, like the head of a swivel peeler laid flat.
Finger rings
Two soft TPR loops for the index and middle fingers. They stretch a little, so most hand sizes fit.
Palm plate
The flat grey back rests against your palm and spreads the pressure, which is the whole point for tired hands.
Compared
Palm peeler or swivel peeler?
Keep your old peeler for apples and knobbly roots. The palm version shines on long, straight vegetables.
| Compared | This productPalm peeler | Swivel peeler | Y peeler |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grip needed | Light, fingers in rings | Firm fist | Firm fist |
| Carrots and parsnips | Fast | Fast | Fast |
| Knobbly ginger | Awkward | Good | Good |
| Drops into the sink | No | Yes | Yes |
After peeling
Rinse it before the starch sets
- 01
Under the tap
Run water over the blade and both rings as soon as the last potato is done.
- 02
Dry on its side
Lay it down on its side and let the air dry it.
- 03
Keep the edge apart
Store it away from knives and other metal in the drawer, where the blade could lose its edge.
Try it at home
Use it for 30 days. If it doesn't earn its place, send it back.
Tracked delivery across Europe, usually 8 to 15 business days. Free on orders over €59, otherwise €4.99. EU prices include VAT, so there's nothing to pay on arrival. If it isn't right for your kitchen, tell us within 30 days and we'll arrange a free return.
Questions
It suits people who find gripping a handle tiring, because the rings hold it and your fingers only steer. It is slower on very knobbly vegetables such as ginger.
Choose two green, two orange, or one green and one orange. Both peelers in the pack are the same size and shape.
Yes. The rings and blade are symmetrical, so it sits the same way on either hand. Peel away from your body whichever hand you use.
No, the blade is fixed into the plastic body. That is one reason it comes as a pair: when one dulls after heavy use, the second is ready.
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Travis
4 Oct 2026
Potato salad
Potato salad for the whole street party and peeling was no problem. Rings stayed put, strokes were quick, the blade stayed clean after a rinse.
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ReportRoss K.
4 Oct 2026
Perfect for a first flat
Moved into my first flat and this was one of the first things I bought. Wasn't sure about the look of it, and it turns out it's brilliant.
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ReportEllie Bell
4 Oct 2026
Got the one of each pack
Got one of each colour and it looks cute in the drawer. Both feel exactly the same in the hand.
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ReportSophie S.
4 Oct 2026
Batch cooking Sundays
Sundays are for batch cooking in our house and that means a mountain of carrots, parsnips and potatoes for the week. Having two of these means my partner and I peel side by side at the worktop instead of one of us waiting. The rings keep it on your fingers so you can put the veg down, grab the next one and carry on without fumbling. Done in no time.
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ReportDustin Parker
4 Oct 2026
Parsnips and carrots
Winter stews mean a heap of parsnips and carrots. This does them cleanly, and the rings mean I'm not gripping anything.
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ReportKirsty F.
4 Oct 2026
Brilliant for my dad after his stroke
My dad had a stroke last year and his grip on one side is much weaker. His occupational therapist suggested trying tools that don't need a strong grip, and this fits the bill. He slips it on, holds the carrot steady on the board with his good hand and strokes along it. He's peeled the veg for Sunday lunch three weeks running and it's done wonders for his confidence.
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ReportAisha W.
4 Oct 2026
Quick and light
Light and quick. Gone back to peeling every day.
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ReportBrandon C.
4 Oct 2026
Rinse straight away
Peels fast but starch dries onto the blade if you leave it, so rinse it right after. Easy habit really.
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ReportGarrett T.
4 Oct 2026
Potato peeling for fries
We make homemade fries a few times a week and peeling five or six russets was always the worst part of dinner. My regular peeler made my fingers sore from gripping. With this one I just stroke down the potato, turn it a little and go again. Takes a few potatoes to get the rhythm but now it's quicker than before and my hand doesn't get tired at all.
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