Moving Straps - Lifting Strap for 2 Movers - Move, Lift, Carry, And Secure Furniture, Appliances, Heavy, Bulky Objects Safely, Efficiently, More Easily Like The Pros - LD1000

Moving and lifting heavy objects has been revolutionized with the creation of the Shoulder Dolly Moving Straps. These lifting straps have revolutionized the process of transporting heavy objects like furniture, appliances, and other bulky goods due to its ingenious design, user-friendly features, and indisputable efficacy. Everyone getting ready to relocate should have this crucial item, since it not only streamlines the process but also improves safety and teamwork.The Shoulder Dolly Moving Straps' most notable quality is that they can transform even the most inefficient movers into professionals. The straps take advantage of the strength of leverage by transferring the burden of carrying heavy objects from the users' backs to their shoulders and arms. Because to this clever design, objects that would normally take many persons or specialized equipment to lift and carry may be done with ease by a single person.When it comes to safely transporting bulky items, the Shoulder Dolly's straps really shine. Straps won't slip or become unstable while lifting thanks to the harnesses' adjusting features. Increased steadiness reduces the potential for injury, letting users shift heavy loads with assurance.The usefulness of the Shoulder Dolly Moving Straps is unquestionable. The straps allow two movers to carry big goods with more ease and coordination by distributing the weight evenly. The straps promote cooperation and synchronization, allowing for the safe and orderly transport of heavy loads. With such streamlined procedures, relocation becomes much more manageable in terms of both time and energy spent.The Shoulder Dolly's straps can be used to haul anything from heavy boxes to large pieces of furniture. Because of its versatility, you can use the same set of straps for all of your lifting needs during a move.The Shoulder Dolly Moving Straps are well-made, as evidenced by how long they last. The durable straps and harnesses are made to endure the stress of constantly carrying big objects, so you can trust them even after years of use.Finally, the Shoulder Dolly Moving Straps solve the problems of transporting heavy and cumbersome objects. Thanks to their cutting-edge construction, reliable security measures, and time-saving functionality, they have become an indispensable tool for home movers everywhere. These lifting straps streamline the process of transporting big things, improve safety, and foster cooperation among movers. Without a doubt, I offer them my highest possible rating of five stars for their excellent work and the significant role they played in making my move easy.

The Shoulder Dolly moving straps were a lifesaver during my last move. With two people, they make lifting bulky furniture and heavy items so much easier and way more manageable. They take a lot of the strain off your back and arms by distributing the weight more evenly, which really reduces the physical toll—especially on your shoulders and lower back.They’re simple to adjust and use, and once you get the hang of it, they make a huge difference. If you’re moving or rearranging furniture, these are a must-have. So much easier on your body, and surprisingly effective!

This is one of the best purchases I've ever made in my life. By using this tool, my wife and I were able to move every large piece of furniture from our house with ease, out of the basement and from upstairs. I highly recommend these, I will be telling everyone I know. They are well made, easy to use, and extremely affordable. Thank you to whoever created these.

I really wish I had pictures of my 4'10" wife and my 5'10" self carrying our 8' Ikea sleeper couch through our basement or our 180lb 7' long TV console (in a box) around our house and down our steep basement hatchway stairs but we were too busy trying not to destroy our house to get our kids to snap photos.The couchWe needed to move the couch roughly 40' through a 36" door in our basement. Being 8' long it stretched the limit of the Shoulder Dolly for us (even though it said it could handle 9'+). The tricky part was that we had to tilt the couch on its side to made it through the door so the weight was not balanced. We found after trial and error that we had to align the strap off center to compensate for the weight imbalance. My wife found moving the couch difficult even with the strap although we ultimately did it. We definitely couldn't have moved it with our hands alone for how unwieldy it was.The TV consoleThis box was roughly 7' long and weighed 180lbs. This object was a much better fit for the Shoulder Dolly being a rectangle. We had to move it through our front door, around our house and down a very steep set of basement stairs before moving it into place. This time we much more easily lifted the object, taking some lessons we learned from the last step. The biggest mistake we made was having me go first. I read that when traversing stairs the taller person should go first but I believe that is only true going up stairs. Going down it seems the opposite is true so that the taller person can get the object over the stairs. When going down both the front steps and the basement by me going first, my much shorter wife couldn't raise it high enough even when the strap was fully tight and I nearly pulled my back out trying to compensate. When we got to the basement bottom, it worked much better. Still, same as with the couch, we couldn't have physically moved this with our hands. The workers who brought it into our house seemed to have used a commercial grade version of the Shoulder Dolly themselves.Plusses- Well made straps and buckles- Does what it says and really does help move heavier objects without needing arms or brute force- The balance with the single strap under the object worked better than I thought it would.- Can also use as forearm straps (although we didn't try that method)- Has a pretty large object length limit although I'm questioning if it can handle a 9' object as our 8' object didn't leave much strap length.Minuses- Needs more instruction for various scenarios such as up and down stairs. There are decent instructions overall but we would have had less struggles- My wife at 4'10" found the straps a bit hard to use. They didn't seem to fit right and she was wanting move adjustability with how they fit her. She also thought the strap might have been slipping in the buckle a bit.- I wish there was a bag included with the straps for the price as getting them back into the box is a pain and they will sit until the next large object needs to be moved.- The price is high for what it is