Safety Lifting Straps, Flat Nylon Sling Hoisting Net - 3.3' x 3.3'ft Cargo Lifting Nets, 1100lbs Load Capacity for Construction Rigging & Moving

This product was as advertised. We pulled a monster rock out of our lake with no problem. Awesome!

I broke up two boulders in my yard and had to move the large pieces and this net was the MVP. It took an absolute beating and never faltered. The handles make it possible to get creative when needed too. Sometimes we carried it, other times we had to put a bar through the handles and all pull the bar to drag the rock. Net was able to have hundreds of lbs of rock dragged on it and it had no issues still. Would recommend.

Good construction. But too large for my project of lifting 50 lb bags of salt that have no handles. When loaded with small bag the net was over 2 ft before the bag was lifted and just nearly cleared the 3 ft barrel that was my target. Just too large a net for my small project. But good quality.

Strong net. Can lift farm animals, and kids safely. Used this with a deer-hanging-tripod, with hand crank, and hanging-scale to weigh farm animals. Specifically goats for fair. I placed their legs evenly through the squares and lifted them up. They were nice and comfy. Great size, quality, value and functionality. No tangles. I would buy it again.

Nice product

Item worked great at lifting although it was hard to get items loaded onto it. I wish there was a board to keep items in place as you lift them up. I tried putting a board, but it tended to slip out of place as it came back dien.

This was purchased to move a heavy large pot from inside to outside. It made it much easier for my husband and myself to lift and move it.

After placing decorations in the yard in December, I announced to Grandma that there may not be a Christmas next year - I had too much difficulty getting that yard "stuff" safely out of the workshop attic. The wires of the cane lights kept catching on the springs of the ladder, Gnome homes were a heavy lift, Rudolph was gangly, and stepping down from the attic floor to the top step of the ladder was fraught with peril. Grandma tolerated my remark but made no effort to commiserate. The DIL suggested installing an elevator - a silly idea. But I thought a hoist was a viable option. Following a YouTube example, I installed a hoist. The sling is essential in hoisting Christmas stuff into the attic. I did make a small pallet to keep items from getting stuck in the webbing.