Title: better off lifting conventionally
Product review: I bought the shoulder dolly to try to lift some large, heavy flagstones outdoors. Didn't work at all for these: it's simply not the appropriate tool for irregularly shaped objects. To be fair, I also tested it on a few furniture items indoors and that was better (than flagstone fiasco). But it's still not the miraculous tool it's portrayed to be. Even with furniture, you're probably better off lifting stuff conventionally (legs and arms!) or using a dolly(ies) with wheels, because it's awkward trying to use this thing. I think it could be very dangerous if used by 'non-experts' (i.e., you and me), which ironically is the target market for the shoulder dolly.
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