Slappa Desktop Computer Tower Carrier Harness for Medium to Large-Size PC Towers (SL-PCCARRYHARNESS)

I recently bought this harness to carry my oversized PC after the original box broke. It made lifting the case much easier when moving in and out of my college dorm.My only complaint is that I wish there was an additional strap to hold the back of the PC in the harness. Without it, I have to angle the tower away from the opening, which is not too difficult but slightly inconvenient.

Bought this because I occasionally take my desktop to another persons place so that I can watch their pet. Moving it without any safety backup was both back-breaking and anxiety-inducing. This is a good way to ensure you have a good grip on a heavy desktop PC. Make sure you have everything tight enough that it won’t move, but not so tight that it could dent your case!

I found this quite helpful during a cross-country move. I had a large PC carrying case I put my desktop tower in to safely move my PC across the country in my car, but I felt it would be awkward/hard to put my tower in the bag and pull it out later on. I saw SLAPPA sold these harnesses and immediately purchased one. In the context I used it in, the harness was extremely useful for being able to lower and lift my giant PC tower in and out of my PC travel case.The only thing I wish I could change about it is that it would have both a "front" and "back" strap. You can see how this harness has a single horizontal strap in the picture, but there isn't an equivalent second one on the other side. Therefore, it doesn't feel as fully secured if you're using the harness by itself for a long period of time (e.g., trying to carry your PC from your car to a hotel room or something) - you'd have to be sure you made the "main" straps really tight and/or angled the pc exactly perpendicular to the floor or angled toward where the horizontal strap is when you carry your PC using the harness only to be sure it didn't slide out of the harness accidentally.

I carry my Corsair 4000D two flights down to the basement to connect to my PSVR Oculus Rift and then carry it back up to my office using this... I sometimes use one hand on the handle, and maybe one under the PC... but after several trips I am very confident.Please be careful with this strap as it doesn't secure either the front or back of the PC case depending on how you use it... and so it could potentially allow the PC to just slide right out of the harness.I keep my harness very tight and I am aware that if I tilt harness too much the PC could slide out... however the feet of the 4000D case have substantial feet that would prevent that.. so just use common sense and make the harness tight.Note that it uses very good velcro and some plastic buckles. My experience with velcro is that it will wear out over time, so use the buckles... that is what they are there for.

Had to take my system in for repair and this harness worked perfectly.. It held my Xidax custon rig securely.. the secret is to tighten the straps snugly

Just wow, absolutely brilliant idea, especially for single woman, I have to take my computer down 3 levels, it was so easy as never before. If I could give 100 stars 🌟

Heavy-duty-stitched straps and the strong clasps don't let loose or break. 100% happy I found this!

I purchased this harness to add a handle to help carry my heavy CPU and it works great and is very adjustable.

Holds Heavy PC good!

I use this now to travel with my pc across cities. Amazing and convenient!

High quality material used as the strap, but didn’t fit my mid tower case which is corsair 6500x

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