Transfer Sling for Seniors, Gait Belt Transfer Belt Widened Back Design, Lifting Straps for Bedridden Patient, Patient Bed Lift Sling, Gait Belt for Elderly Patient Care (Orange)

I bought this to help lift my mom up due to her now lack of mobility. Does the job and is very useful. Would recommend. Well made and sturdy.

That product works a treat 👍

Happy with the product

Great quality and has already proved really useful

Width Of Sling Ideal For Use,Handle Holes Just Right.

I'm a wheelchair user, I have two these transfer slings, one for at home and one I take for the car. It's very good hand helpful and helps the the person who is caring for you as it takes most of the strain....

This did not work as I thought it would. Its too slippy and it didn’t work for moving invalid

It made a real difference good and easy to use

Excelente.

aunque el tener ambas manos in tocar al paciente causa un poco de inseguridad

Hurt my back in a fall but had to continue caring for my father. This belt stopped all my pains from getting him on to bed. Best method is for caregiver to pull on the outer straps while in an upright position with your back completely straight.

This is an affordable solution for those that need some help lifting someone! I purchased this for my 76yo/130lb mother who is wheelchair bound and unable to walk/stand on her own. The sling has a wide back which provides a lot of support and the various handles are stitched securely and allow for the greatest leverage. The sling was also able to fit around me- a 5’11, 275lb, man (although the adjustable, snapping, safety strap was a little snug) - so it is sturdy and able to accommodate a heavier person.

This is a great assistance in handling bedridden patients with a minimum of discomfort. It slides easily behind the back, even when the patient is lying down. Two people, ideally, or one, if necessary, can raise the patient to a sitting position. The straps are long enough to reach the end of the bed to provide for a straight pull. The strap can remain in place to hold the patient up while turning to sit on the bed's edge or to allow time for bed cleaning. The strap is wide enough to provide complete support from armpits to waist. I wonder why hospitals and nursing homes don't use these as standard practice.