Forearm Forklift 2-Person Lifting and Moving Straps – Lift, Move and Carry Furniture, Appliances, Mattresses or Any Item up to 800 lbs. Safely and Easily Like a Pro, Orange
Original price was: $29.98.$19.99Current price is: $19.99.
IMPORTANT: Use Forearm Forklift branded products when you move heavy furnishings. Forearm Forklift Lifting Straps are ergonomically designed to encourage proper body mechanics and lifting techniques and are OSHA accepted to help reduce back injuries due to heavy and repetitive lifting. The straps employ leverage which makes the items being carried seem up to 66 percent lighter. This makes the item easier to carry, go up and down stairs, and turn corners. Forearm Forklift Lifting and Moving Straps are easy to use. Crisscross straps underneath the item being moved, this will provide 8 points of contact support for balance and stability to securely move the item without tipping, put forearms through one of the arm hole loops and stand up. Forearm Forklift Lifting Straps save floors from scratches, scuffs and scrapes that hand dollies leave behind. Each of the straps are 9’ 4” (284.48 cm) long and 3″ wide for comfort and strength. Each strap has 3 preset arm hole loops at each end. The loops offer 12 position combinations and allow up to 48” (121.92 cm) of length adjustment to carry medium (MED), large (LG), extra-large (XL) and XX-large (XXL) items. For oversized items or when more strap length is required add 3′ 6″ (42 inches) of additional strap length with Forearm Forklift Extension EXT (sold separately). These strong straps are rated to support up to 800 pounds. Forearm Forklift Lifting Straps are affordable, safe, ergonomic, adjustable and portable. Conveniently store straps in a drawer, tool box, or under a truck seat.
EASILY MOVE LARGE AND HARD-TO-HANDLE FURNITURE, APPLIANCES AND MATTRESSES QUICKLY AND SAFELY: Includes 2 adjustable lifting straps. Their ergonomic design employs leverage. In fact, using them makes the items you carry seem up to 66% lighter! Plus, this super-helpful tool also encourages proper body mechanics. Worthy of mention too is that Forearm Forklift Lifting Straps are the first moving tool ever to be OSHA accepted to reduce back injuries due to heavy and repetitive lifting.
EASY TO USE: Crisscross lifting straps under item to provide 8 points of contact support for balance and stability when moving. Lifting straps make it easier to maneuver up and down stairs and turn corners than floor dollies.
ADJUSTABLE: Each polypropylene strap is made of durable 3” wide webbing for comfort and strength. Straps are 9 feet 4 inches long with 3 arm hole loops at each end, providing 12 preset position combinations for up to 48 inches of length options to easily carry MED through XXL items. For oversized or bulky items add Forearm Forklift 42″ long strap extension EXT (sold separately).
SAVES YOUR FLOORS from scratches, dents, scuffs and scrapes that dollies and hand trucks leave behind
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES: Forearm Forklift Shoulder Harness FFH2 (sold separately) designed for use with lifting straps. For oversized or bulky items add 42″ of additional strap length with Forearm Forklift Extension EXT (sold separately).
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Zero Signal –
A great way to move something heavy IF you’re careful
When lifting something heavy and awkward like a washer/dryer or couch, two of the main limitations are grip strength and ergonomics. You have to lean WAY over to get your hands under the edge of the thing. Once you lift it, the small muscles of your hands and forearms can become the limiting factor as they fatigue. Then it’s time to find a place to put whatever you’re carrying down– and in a hurry– before gravity makes the decision for you.These straps do a couple of things. First, they redistribute the load to your upper forearm, removing grip strength as a limitation. Second, they increase leverage by applying the force further up your arms (IE closer to your shoulders). Less torque is applied to the shoulder, which means your delts and the other smallish muscles of your shoulders don’t have to work as hard. Third, they improve ergonomics in many cases (such as carrying a couch or love seat) by allowing you to walk more upright, imparting less torque on the lower back. Fourth, they allow you to use your hands almost exclusively to stabilize the object, which gives better overall control.What you’re really doing with these is taking a lot of small muscles out of the picture, allowing some of the larger leg and back muscles to do the work. This is a double-edged sword, because it allows you to lift things that are heavier than you normally would. If your back, shoulders, and arms can handle it, no problem. However, if they can’t…This happened to me. A family member and I tried to lift a pull-out couch with a steel bed frame built into it. This thing was pretty heavy, I’d guess in the 300+ lb. range, and awkward. We lifted it, but after walking a few feet with it we realized that we were setting ourselves up for an injury. Heavy objects still have lots of inertia, so while you might be able to lift and walk with something like a heavy couch, you have much less safety margin if it wobbles, if someone slips, etc. In our case, we had to walk down a few steps with this couch, and there’s no way the person in the lead would have been able to control the weight once it shifted toward them. We realized this and switched to furniture dollies before anyone got hurt.This is where you have to be careful. Lift something that’s too heavy and you’ll be in deep trouble if the weight shifts or if you stumble. Also, you might be able to lift something with a high center of gravity (like an upright refrigerator) but you won’t be able to control it if it begins to tip. Finally, you’ll be limited by the strength of the weaker person doing the lifting. If one person is significantly stronger than the other, you need to be aware of it and accommodate the difference.This is an excellent tool if you keep a comfortable safety margin between both lifters’ physical limitations and the amount of weight to move. It’s really valuable for keeping fatigue to a minimum while lifting moderately heavy loads. However, you have to be careful not to get in over your head. If it feels too heavy even with these straps, there’s a good chance that it is.
Monica –
Moving Made Easy – A Game-Changer for Heavy Lifting!
The Forearm Forklift 2-Person Lifting and Moving Straps have been a lifesaver during our recent move. If you have heavy furniture or appliances to move, these straps are a must-have. Here’s why they impressed me:Reduces Strain and Makes Lifting Safer: The design of these straps is brilliant. By utilizing your forearms and proper lifting techniques, the straps distribute weight evenly and significantly reduce strain on your back and shoulders. My friend and I were able to move large pieces of furniture like couches, dressers, and even a heavy refrigerator without feeling like we were risking an injury.Easy to Use and Adjust: The straps are incredibly easy to use. Simply adjust them to your desired length, slide them under the object you want to move, and lift. The adjustable length makes them versatile enough to handle objects of varying sizes, from small tables to large, heavy furniture pieces.Increases Stability and Control: One of the standout features is how much control these straps provide. The straps create a solid connection between the two lifters, allowing us to move items with stability and precision. We were able to navigate tight spaces, stairs, and doorways with ease, which would have been nearly impossible without them.Durable and High-Quality Materials: The straps are made from high-quality, heavy-duty nylon that feels sturdy and reliable. Even after multiple uses, there is no fraying or loss of strength. I have full confidence that these straps will last for many more moves to come.Compact and Easy to Store: Unlike bulky moving equipment, these straps are compact and easy to store. They don’t take up much space, which is a big plus for anyone who doesn’t have room for a dolly or other large moving tools.Saves Time and Effort: Using the Forearm Forklift Straps saved us a significant amount of time and effort compared to traditional methods of moving. We were able to carry and load our moving truck much faster, which made the entire process smoother and less stressful.Conclusion: If you’re planning a move or just need to rearrange heavy furniture at home, the Forearm Forklift 2-Person Lifting and Moving Straps are worth every penny. They make lifting safer, easier, and more efficient. I highly recommend them for anyone looking to make moving day a breeze!
Andrew –
Great product but a little thin
The product is as advertised, but if you’re a professional moving things on a regular basis, these ones are probably not recommended; for anyone else, their perfect.1. I removed one star for this reason alone. I expected nylon with the thickness of a typical 3-inch ratchet strap, but these are much thinner. (Probably the thickness of a typical 1-inch ratchet strap). It would also be nice to have something a little thicker with a movable Kevlar guard that could be positioned to protect the scrap on sharp edges. But you get what you pay for. These are pretty reasonably priced.2. That being said, they are perfect for my needs as a homeowner for the few times a year they will get used.3. This type of strap is a must-have for lifting anything heavy, especially if it doesn’t have any lift points at knee level. It will save your back and make moving a dream.4. They aren’t great for moving up or down stairs (the way it works out, only one person can utilize the straps when going downstairs, and even then, it’s not that handy), so for stairs, a dolly is still best. But if the staircase is only 3-4 steps or the staircase is not steep, these are a must-have. I’ll always have a set of these lying around.5. There is some cushioning where your forearms go, it is pretty thin; honestly, it’s probably unnecessary, but it’s there…maybe it helps a little.
Stan Grabowski –
These make moving so much easier
I borrowed a set of these from a friend to move some stuff. We moved a good amount of large old furniture from a basement with these. They’re simple and yet help a lot. Once I used my friends a bit I bought a set for myself right away for my next move.
Vicki Knight –
Works Great!
The straps worked great for moving a freezer.
Toby Thomas –
Not good. Already the stitch went off during lifting.not recommended.
Juan Cabrera –
Muy buen producto, ayuda para una mudanza es muy práctico y facil de utilizar una muy buena compra 100% recomendable
Frano –
I work in moving sensitive freight and forearm forklift has been pinnacle with what we do
Cliente Amazon –
Por el precio merece cogerla con las de la espalda. pero se usa tal y como pone en los anuncios. me han llegado las autenticas a la primera. Por ahi se dijo que habia copias, pero las mias estan bien, son las autenticas o sea que sin problema
MenteNomade –
These were unbelievably brilliant! I had seen a video of them being used and really didn’t believe that they could make lifting heavy objects appear effortless. Well, my husband and I moved a very heavy sofabed (which normally would do his back in) outside while we had carpets fitted with hardly any effort. Also, because of the straps, we didn’t have to bend down to lift it, which was so much better for us middle-aged folks. We also used them to move heavy bookcases, a heavy bureau (with bookcase on top) and a Clavinova. Absolutely brilliant! I know there are some lower quality straps around and was worried that I’d be sent inferior straps but these were just perfect. I can’t say enough good things about them!!!