GearGrip 59133 Geargrip Lite Holder Review

Very strong webbing, good stitching and good zips. Everyone can find a use! A whole case of wine? No problem. This is a safe climb and worth the time tying it down. Heavy hauls like airlines checked or overhead are really easy thanks to the sturdy handle and simple top bar design. If US security needs to open it, it's easy for them too. It's far superior to rope and tape. Can be easily used to lift rolled up carpet or floor mats like skis or even lumber. It just creates a really safe lift and…

I was a bit worried after reading a review that suggested the computer could slip out of the straps, but found that there is absolutely no danger if the straps are properly tightened that the computer slips . . My computer could be taken anywhere. It was the first chance I had and it's great. I bring my computer in for service from time to time and have always had trouble getting it out of the car. That made the trip a lot easier. As you can see from the picture I still have a lot of straps on…

I made this setup based on a similar one I saw in action a while back. I now have a condition that makes it almost impossible to walk without support on one arm. This put items that weren't very heavy but awkward to carry with just one free hand out of my reach. This Geargrip can be used for a variety of such items: CPU cases, printers, monitors, scanners, countertop kitchen appliances, audio equipment, and other things that I "hugged" to carry because there was no handle or case. . This device

I only bought these straps to transport my gaming rig/PC. However, the problem I found with the straps is that there are no straps holding the front and back of the case together. The problem is that the case slides back and forth, making it very difficult to carry your computer/system. I've taken it with me on car and train trips and the hardest part was when my computer/system slipped back and forth from the seat belt system. However, the straps are quality straps and I can say they can take…

It was an excellent product. The cost of belts, buckles, and handles at my local hardware store and the time it takes to sew buckles and handles on are about the same or more. The workmanship is excellent, there is material behind the buckles to protect the case from scratches. The handle is well reinforced. It might not be the solution for extreme touring or cycling, but for smooth transportation this is a great product. Facilitates transportation from the car to the train station. Transition…