2-person lifting and carrying system, lifting and carrying harness - Easily lift, carry, move furniture, appliances, mattresses for items

Keep your arms/hands free: There's always a reason to keep your hands free, whether for stability, opening doors, or shifting balance.\nSafe lifting and carrying: Ergonomically designed to facilitate and support lifting techniques. The straps reduce the weight you carry by up to 66%.\nUltra versatile: Thanks to the practically infinitely adjustable strap through the buckle, carrying heavy, awkward furniture is easier than ever.\nPrevent and protect against back pain: Back pain and deformities are prevented by supporting correct carrying techniques and using the strongest muscles in the leg and upper body.\nUniversally suitable and easy to use: Height differences between users are no problem thanks to the adjustable belt.\nDetails\nMaterial: Polypropylene fiber\nColor: Orange\nLength: approx. 2.7 m\nWidth: 5 cm\nMax weight: 360 kg.\nMoving made easy\nThe lifting and carrying system supports correct carrying technique, making it much easier to carry items. Protect floors from scratches and scuffs. Prevent back pain.\nRearranging furniture becomes stress-free\nBy using the lifting and carrying strap, you can easily rearrange your furniture. Whether it's rearranging or carrying around the house, the system will make it easier and safer.\nMove safely and hands-free\nThe lifting and carrying system allows you to move up stairs, through stairwells, corridors, navigate ramps and other difficult areas and still have one hand free. This allows you to carry more or simply feel safer when carrying heavy loads.\nSteps to safely use the lifting and carrying system.\n1. Wear the cross strap over your shoulder and under your arms. (Metal buckle facing forward, cross on the back.\n2. Place the carrying strap under the item to be carried.\n3. Thread the strap into the metal buckle of the harness.\n4. Position 5. Extend your arms until your elbows touch and stand up, this will triangulate the item with your body for stability and safety. Move.