Forearm Forklift Encourages Furniture Appliances Review

We had to move out of a house with 2 kitchens, 3 living rooms, 2 dining rooms, 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms in just 2 weeks. We couldn't have done it without the straps. How have we lived without them for over 70 years?

This version of the forklift works well and has an extra sling to help you grab higher items. My wife and I could easily transport heavy bulky items. Due to the stairs, these straps are not suitable for higher objects.

Recently moved and this has been the best for him. We also had a furniture van, but that's why we hardly used it. They were exceptionally easy to use and made the transfer process quite easy. Tip: Make sure you wear it in the crook of your arm and not around your wrist.

I have a HEAVY Ethan Allen oak cabinet and my husband hates moving it and always wants to burn it down. We bought them when we finally moved into our forever home, he said these straps made this heavy piece of furniture moveable (not lighter) but his back didn't hurt that day or the next. They are moving lifesavers!

Lighter for training on a flat surface. Just a training exercise, nothing supernatural. Then comes the cake walk. Make sure the strap is deep enough at the bottom of whatever you're moving and you're good to go. Really makes it easier to move things around. Used it to move the solarium (up and down and down). Still not "easy", but MUCH easier than the last time we moved it.

My husband and I had to move two astroturf rolls, each weighing 300-375 pounds, the rolls were 12 feet long. I was concerned about getting a good enough grip to move these items any distance. I remember a mover using it and thought it might be worth a try and IT WORKS GREAT! I mean, we rocked like penguins because of the uniform, but it only took a few minutes to get both reels out of the backyard. Definitely recommend!

I'll say that. Without her I would never have been able to return some of our furniture to the assigned home with my husband after the carpet fixer left. Now they make things much easier? mmm as if? Maybe? I honestly don't find it all that embarrassing because it gives you something to hold on to. If you can't or don't have a fragile item to lift, this is ideal for you!

Great. I've already used them to move two bookshelves and a cage. You really saved my back. Simply place them under the item you want to move, slip your hands through the loops on the belt and you can lift a lot more than you thought possible! This gives you more control over what you lift. If you have any moving cases, I recommend you have a few!