Forearm Forklift - Promo Silver/Black Lifting/Transfer Straps, 8" Ext Strap Length, Extra Loop End, Holds 800 lbs

I use one of the straps for isometric workouts and it fulfills that purpose well. I haven't used them to move heavy items but they seem strong enough for that too.

Excellent quality. Lets two people easily pick up heavy items.

Carried large 6' TV stand, Dishwasher, Deep Freeze, Huge Coffee Table, Mattress, and Ikea 8 Cube Shelf out of 2 story walk up and down into house basement. DIDNT STRUGGLE ONCE WITH THESE. Didn't find them long enough for my 96" couch but every other awkward item worked great!Best Place for use was going downstairs. Top person Could grab at normal height and put weight on forearms to avoid contact with sharp corners and pressure on wrists. As a plus you also don't have to bend down near as far to avoid running over the guy down the stairs. You can even grab the two straps like a grocery bag and hold the weight up and back while the person on the bottom controls the descent.The person on the bottom could go in the strap holes closer to the bottom and keep the object relatively level. The weight would be on the forearms and it frees up your hands to push back against the side and control forward movement.I would not move without these again! I did buy the similar orange ones with over the shoulder backpack style straps, but I found the multiple holes on these ones more convenient because you didn't have to stop to adjust strap length. I also didn't move anything heavy enough to need the backpack style straps.If you were moving a fridge or washer or dryer something over 100 lbs they might be helpful.

I'm no longer too manly to use these! My brother-in-law uses the standard model all the time and I found them perfect when I helped him with these. so, I purchased the Pro model for the improvements thinking they can only help.As a capable man, who can do anything, I've gotten along just fine without these and never thought I would care for these and assumed they were more of a gimmick, until I used them and now I'm a fan.I'm pretty analytical and imagined they would be hard on forearms, even possibly harming your forearms. However, after actually using them I found there was low forearm pressure, seeing how you are holding with your hands further out than you forearms anyway. It was comfortable and helped stabilize loads and difficult to grip items like furniture, washers/dryers, and mattresses.Compared to other iterations, these seem the safest to me. If you have a safety problem you can set the item down, or just let go. I don't believe these could take you down as other iterations that wrap around your body could.

I was not strong enough for the washing machine but was useful for my friends.

Pros:Incredibly versatile: Can be used to lift and move a wide variety of heavy objects, from furniture to appliances.Durable construction: Well-built and can withstand heavy use.Ergonomic design: Reduces strain on the back and shoulders compared to traditional lifting methods.Easy to use: No complicated setup or assembly required.Adjustable straps: Can be customized to fit different object sizes.Cons:Weight limit: May not be suitable for extremely heavy objects.Requires some physical strength: While it makes lifting easier, it still requires some effort.Conclusion:The Forearm Forklift - PRO Model is an excellent investment for anyone who needs to frequently lift and move heavy items. It's durable, versatile, and easy to use. While it may not be suitable for the heaviest loads, it's a great tool for most everyday lifting tasks.