Padded Shoulder Carry Strap — Adjustable, Anti-Slip Cooler & Tackle Box Sling

Lugging a loaded cooler or tackle box from the truck to the bank by its skinny plastic handle is a fast way to wreck your hands and your back. The handle digs in, the box swings into your leg, and by the time you reach your spot your arm is already done. A bare handle puts every pound on a narrow strip across your fingers, which is exactly why so many anglers set the box down every fifty feet.

This padded shoulder carry strap moves that weight off your hand and onto your shoulder, where you can actually take it. A wide, cushioned shoulder pad spreads the load and stays put thanks to a grippy anti-slip surface, while the heavy woven webbing loops onto most hard coolers, bait boxes, tackle bags and gear totes. The dual sliding buckles let you dial the length for an over-the-shoulder or cross-body carry, so a kid can use it short and a tall angler can let it ride low. It packs flat, weighs next to nothing, and frees both hands for your rods, net and chair.

Built from durable polyester webbing with reinforced box stitching at the stress points and tough plastic adjuster buckles, it is made to take repeated loading without fraying. The padded section has a soft inner foam core wrapped in a wipe-clean cover, so sweat, water and bait slime rinse right off.

• Thick padded shoulder pad spreads weight and reduces hand and shoulder strain
• Anti-slip pad surface keeps the strap from sliding off your shoulder
• Dual sliding buckles adjust length for over-shoulder or cross-body carry
• Heavy woven polyester webbing with reinforced box-stitch seams
• Fits most hard coolers, bait boxes, tackle bags and gear totes with handle loops
• Wipe-clean cover sheds water, sweat and bait residue
• Lightweight and packs flat in any bag or pocket
• Frees both hands for rods, nets and tackle on the walk in

How to use: 1) Loop each end through your cooler or box handles. 2) Slide the buckles to set a comfortable length. 3) Rest the padded section on your shoulder and walk hands-free.