Impressive - I am prior military and done my fair share of moves.  This saved time, plenty of time.  Not just the move of items, but because you can use your shoulders and only need to balance with your arms, you can carry more weight.  More weight means less boxing.  For example - I didn't box up clothes out of any of the bedroom dressers, just grabbed my brother and the straps and they all went into the truck full.  Computer desk and drawers still full.  Side by side spare fridge in the garage still had 2 of my 5 gallon beer kegs mostly full and all my home-brew ingredients in it - loaded in the truck.  Small chest freezer half full - in the truck (added 20 lbs of dry ice once in for the two days it would be in the truck.  Saved time on unloaded, boxing or reloading and repacking on arrival at the new house.  Just took it out of the truck and all my stuff was there where it was before the move.  This will not help you moving something like my new 1400 lb gun safe though.
Impressive - I am prior military and done my fair share of moves. This saved time, plenty of time. Not just the move of items, but because you can use your shoulders and only need to balance with your arms, you can carry more weight. More weight means less boxing. For example - I didn't box up clothes out of any of the bedroom dressers, just grabbed my brother and the straps and they all went into the truck full. Computer desk and drawers still full. Side by side spare fridge in the garage still had 2 of my 5 gallon beer kegs mostly full and all my home-brew ingredients in it - loaded in the truck. Small chest freezer half full - in the truck (added 20 lbs of dry ice once in for the two days it would be in the truck. Saved time on unloaded, boxing or reloading and repacking on arrival at the new house. Just took it out of the truck and all my stuff was there where it was before the move. This will not help you moving something like my new 1400 lb gun safe though.