Vigtayue Lifting Slings Straps with Hooks, 3.3 Feet Two Leg Bridle Web Sling, 13227 Pounds Capacity, Polyester Webbing Rigging Straps for Engines, Cranes, Hoists

Good quality for price

The heavy duty two leg bridle web sling doesn't scratch stuff like the chain does good balance on lifting stuff and is very sturdy. The length is 4.92 Ft perfect for mine. I recommend this sling.

This slings overall workmanship and quality control in the construction is very good. The quality of the stitching was good (see pictures) bringing the integrity and safety of the slings into stable. Very well built!

I don't ever expect to stress these anywhere near their limit, and I really like that. I just used them with a chain fall to raise the rear of my 7' finish mower for blade service. Being able to loop the two straps around the left & right caster arms and lift in the middle made the job feel much safer.Know that these really are heavy duty; the lift ring barely went into the hook on my 1 ton chain hoist. If you have room to store them (they form a significant bundle), I'd recommend them.

I intentionally avoided the "4.9 foot" or general 5 to 6 foot straps due to limited height issues, so when I ordered this I thought I found what I needed....wrong. The entire assembly is almost 6 ft tall...

A nicely made, synthetic fiber sling. Properly tagged with certifications required on many job sites. The forged tackle attached at all 3 ends is powder coated and stamped with certs as well. The sewn loops are covered with a sheath to protect from abrasion. The stitching is a little erratic and borderline sloppy, yet functional. I have only had the opportunity to use one time so far and it lifted a 700 pound motor without any problem.I am no safety professional, so I will assume the certs are all legitimate. That being the case, this sling is a bargain and completely capable of the job it is made to do. I recommend taking a close look at these and see if they will suit your needs.

Not that I ever expect to be stranded, or a friend's car to be stuck somewhere that needs to be moved, and that's the point. I have a quart of oil, I have a gallon of water, a pump for airing up tires, a couple of small hazard cones...and these straps. I have had a guy friend who is a car dude test these out for me and he was impressed at their strength for how simple they are. By simple, I don't mean cheap or poorly made, but that they aren't going to require a PhD to use them! They are actually heavier than I expected, but that's also a good thing - sturdy and should be able to pull another car or lift something heavy if you have a similarly-rated lifting mechanism. No doubt I will find a couple of other uses for these - always, always good to have lifting straps!

This thing is a beast! Super heavy duty hook and straps for lifting things the safe and proper way. Can't imagine this thing failing under almost any load. Got it hanging on a hook next to my overhead hoist and will come in very handy for lots of things.