14-Inch Yellow Panel Carry Handle

Works fantastic. Not only is it easier to carry panels, plywood and drywall but there is better visibility and maneuverability because you can look over the material you are carrying. Simple but genius.

Very effective, sturdy, as good as the older ones I have. Only complaint is that price seems a little high for a simple piece of plastic, and they don't offer it in packs of 2 to better absorb the shipping cost. Think of it as a tool that will last a long time.

Makes carrying large panels much easier 👍

I have carried countless plaster and plywood panels over the last 25 years, I wish I had one of these back then.The handle sits comfortably away from the panel so your hand isn’t squished; the lifting point is higher off the ground and therefore no need to bend down and you don’t have to twist your wrist to grasp the panel [handle] and therefore very comfortable!If you have to carry plaster board, plywood or cement sheet - get one of these.I am going to put my name on this and mark it with distinctive paint so work mates won’t feel they should put my panel carry in their tool box! [Yup, I know I am all excited , but this is a real dream to use - simple idea and very effective. I am rarely this excited!]

Makes it easier to move plywood, drywall and panels around. Better than a pair of gloves when going a long distance. Being a simple design made of plastic, seems like it should be cheaper. Nice yellow color tho.

I know this isn’t the exact intention for this item, but I struggle taking my Jeep doors off alone! I had an idea and bought this tool and it worked PERFECTLY! It helps me get a better grip on the bottom of the door without it turning too heavy!

I bought two of these to help me and my girlfriend carry sheetrock upstairs on a remodeling project. Although you can carry the sheetrock using this tool with only one person, having someone else at the other end carrying it upstairs prevents from dragging on the stairs because of the angle, but I was able to carry one by myself. The first time I carried sheetrock upstairs without using this tool my shoulders reminded me of the event for the next week or so. Even though I am six feet four, I would need longer arms to grab the bottom and the top at the same time, but with this tool you have longer hands because it grabs the bottom with the tool and you hold the tool at a higher level giving the ability to stabilize and carry the board. We were able to carry four panels of sheetrock, one at a time upstairs without breaking a sweat and breaking our backs. It's definetely worth the money and I highly recommended it unless you like to bust your chops.

I love working on projects around my home and find it to be not only rewarding in seeing the finished product but also therapeutic. However, bring small in stature makes it difficult to carry things - especially large, bulky items like sheets of plywood or boards, or shelves. That's where this trusty item has been a godsend. It makes it easy to lift and carry these larger pieces in a way that is more comfortable and balanced so that I can maneuver them better. It also reduces my fear of getting hurt by either dropping the item, bumping into something, or not being able to see around it because that is all eliminated. Try it and you will see too.