Customer Reviews for VEVOR Moving Straps, Supports up to 453.6 kg, 2-Person Lifting and Moving System with 2 Harness Straps & 2 Load-bearing Straps, Adjustable Lifting Shoulder Straps Move Furniture Appliances Mattresses

As a professional mover, so I use these daily, but I use the shoulder. Dolly brand since my last pair was worn out. I bought these on a whim popen. They would last but the shoulder strap ripped first time using them on a dresser would not suggest them for personal or professional use. They look great, but do not hold up

These straps turn the average human into Superman. Ok - that's a lie, but it is pretty amazing what you can lift and move with them. I've had a set that moves the load to your forearms for several years, which are good, but then we had a new 48" refrigerator and 48" commercial range delivered. Two (strong) guys carried them in with a set of straps like these Vevors, and I realized I needed to get the load onto my shoulders. I really want to like these moving straps. I really do. There's a lot to like - they are made with a nice sturdy webbing, there are anti-slip pads for each shoulder and each carrying strap, they come with a very decent storage bag, and even a set of printed instructions. We broke these out recently to move my birthday present (from me, to me), a 1972 Bally Fireball pinball machine. It weighs between 350 and 400 lbs, so it's perfect for moving with these straps. Maybe I was doing something wrong, but I don't think so. Each person has a set of straps that go over the shoulders and have two sliding metal buckles that connect to the "lifting" straps. There are two of these lifting straps that have a sliding adjustment buckle at each end. After you get them set you feed the adjuster through the metal connector on the shoulder straps and use your legs to lift your item. The problem I had was that every time we tried to lift the pinball machine the adjusters on the lifting straps slid down the strap, making it longer and thus useless. I'm not sure how to fix it, but it was very frustrating. Maybe after the webbing breaks in a little, and isn't so stiff, the slider will "bite" into the webbing more, but I have my doubts. I go back and forth over whether this is a two or three star item. I decided to go with 3 since maybe the straps would be more stable with a lighter item like a couch or a big old anvil. (Just kidding). I'm going to look around for something I can use to lock the straps at the length I need - if I can find that they will be a v

Does not match the instructions. Very inconvenient to use. Missing clamps.Threw it in the trash.