Shoulder Dolly 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

These Shoulder Dolly Moving Straps are incredibly effective, safe and worth the money. I have used the Forearm Forklift moving straps and they are not simple to use and take a lot of arm strength. I have a $300 Magliner Aluminum Hand Truck with the additional $80 stair climber kit and it is incredible if you only have one person but that requires considerable strength with heavy loads. With two people, the Shoulder Dolly Moving Straps are faster and less risk of injury to yourself and the furniture than most other methods. People are returning these straps, not because they didn't work; but, because they worked and now they feel they have no more need for them. Buy them. Keep them. You WILL use them again...promise.

We are moving from GA to FL and the only thing that concerned me was moving my washer and dryer from upstairs, into a uhaul and then back upstairs again at the new house. When we first had our washer/dryer installed from LG, the technicians used shoulder straps so I knew, I HAVE to try these out instead of a dolly. And WOW! It is life changing. It's so easy to use and the straps are very durable and high quality. It made it SOOOO easy to move our washer dryer set. GET SHOULDER STRAPS. TRUST ME

So very helpful once you figure out how to wear the harness. We we able to easily left and safely carry a wide variety of furniture including a very heavy and wobbly mattress, an awkward chest of drawers, etc. Much easier to move things and making it easier to control saves wall dings as well.

I got these to move a bunch of appliances and furniture when I moved recently into a new place. The straps worked well as advertised, and they allowed my wifey who's 5' 3" and ~105 lbs to stably lift and move objects that she normally wouldn't be able to. The straps were sturdy and long enough to move a variety of stuff such as our 55" TV stand, a bunch of bookshelves and storage cabinets of various sizes, refrigerators, ovens, tables, etc. I'm not giving this product the full 5 stars because of two bad design aspects. One, the straps don't come with any mechanism to adjust and lock the position of the shoulder straps. I resorted to using zip ties to fix the shoulder and back straps in place. Second, there is no padding on the shoulder straps. With that said, these moving straps were super useful and helpful during our move. I give them a solid 4-Star rating.

Hi 👋, I’m from the Caribbean twin islands Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹. This item works well. The material is strong 💪 and thick. It’s very easy to use. I’ll definitely recommend this item for anyone to purchase and use.

A moving novelty item that actually works. Certain objects — mattresses, long cabinets, chest freezers — either lack hand-holds or leave you hunched over and out of position. The shoulder dolly excels on exactly these items. The harness keeps weight around your core instead of extended out in front of you, which is a major back saver. Once cinched down, it's sturdy and not liable to slip. Your hands are free to balance the load, open doors, or grab handrails, and your head is free to actually look where you're going. The system takes some getting used to and requires communication between both lifters, but that's true of any two-person carry. It's least effective on stairs — the downhill person has the item pressed into them while the uphill person is too far away to have much control. That's physics, not a flaw with the product, and the situation isn't any better without it. I bring it to every move I help with, not because it works for everything, but because for certain items it's unbeatable. It pairs well with forearm forklift straps — both do different jobs and both do them well.

These moving straps worked great for lifting and carrying heavy appliances and furniture. They helped reduce strain on our backs and made moving much safer and easier. The straps felt strong and secure, and adjusting them was simple. Definitely worth buying if you’re moving large or awkward items. Highly recommend!

We were able to use this product successfully to move a heavy TV set. When we first got the TV, we moved it "by hand" and one of us got a bad muscle strain when the TV started slipping out of our grasp. This time, with the Shoulder Dolly, we were able to move it across a room, out a door, down four steps, and set it on the ground, without much trouble. Sounds great, right? The problem is, the main carrying strap -- the big 5" wide one that passes underneath the big object -- was too long. To perform our move, we had to fold that strap over and pass it through one of the two harnesses at double thickness. It worked, but it is NOT described in the manual. Instead, the manual suggests that you contact the company to BUY MORE STRAPS of differing lengths if you face the situation we did. Gee, that's helpful advice to get when you open the package ready to perform a move. And where in this product listing does it mention the need for extra straps? Nowhere. The strap included in this "Light Duty" kit is 12 feet long. If you follow the directions, you'll feed that strap once through each shoulder harness, and it will be gripped in place. And it does work like that. But any excess will just hang down toward the ground. If you and your partner only need six feet of strap to pick up an object at an appropriate height, you will have three feet at each end dangling down. Who needs a big cloth strap around one's legs and feet, risking a trip? By the way, I don't think you should worry about the size of this thing unless you're really small or really huge. Our lifting team is average in size, and the harnesses on us looked pretty much like they do in the photos here (and in the manual). The manual spends a huge amount of time explaining how to put the harness on your body -- which is pretty much a no-brainer -- but not much time explaining how to position your feet, or how best to raise and lower an item vertically. So the good news is that the "Shoulder Dolly" will indeed help to move a heavy object while not putting a lot of strain on wrists, elbows and arms. Also, IF you plan ahead with the precise length of the strap, and the height off the ground to which an object has to move (and where it starts), you can move it vertically without much trouble, too. But it's not self-explanatory, and it takes a lot of thinking to get something that starts out 30" off the ground, carry it laterally, then deposit it directly on the ground. The instructions seem to think that all your moving will be picking objects up from the ground and putting them back down at the same height. Also Note: the Product Description here says "Heavy lifting capacity: Up to 400 lbs." and "Helps you lift objects that you cannot lift comfortably on your own." Well, the "400 pounds" refers the weight rating of the fabric strapping! It does not give YOU a 400 pound "lifting capacity!" Right in the manual it says that the product does NOT increase your own inherent lifting ability. So don't expect to lift 400 pound objects if you can't bear that much weight on your back, or by any other form of lifting. The TV we carried weighed way less than that. So we knew we could lift it -- we just knew that it would be bulky and awkward because of its size and shape. That's what this thing is good for. If you keep that in mind, you can make a better decision about the purchase. It does not give you any more strength, and it does not provide any means for balancing the object being moved. You do have to use your hands for that. PRO: I'm glad we got it, since we accomplished our immediate goal, and we might be able to use the Shoulder Dolly for other tasks in the future. The product seems well made, it does have safety tags and warnings in the manual, so the manufacturer does seem safety-conscious. CONS: We had to ignore the instructions in order to use the product, which I hate doing, and I did not like the sneaky marketing of accessory products (like different length straps). My lifting partner was bothered by the lack of padding in the harness straps. I didn't notice it in this one-time move, but in a bigger move with more trips, I might. They could include pads without having to bump the price, seems to me.

Such a back saver and so easy to manoeuvre around

Sou do Brasil e trabalho com mudança e entregas. Essa foi uma das melhores ferramentas de trabalho que eu poderia comprar para o meu negócio!! Perfeita para carregar móveis em escadas!! A parte ruim foram os impostos de importação.

Great product, very useful to move heavy items.

Great product

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