myLIFTER HK0003 Lifting Hook Kit, For Bike Storage, Golf Bags, Baby Strollers, and More

Using the pulley system with the MyLifter is fraught with challenges. I bought two of these pulley hooks, with two MyLifters, to lift two kayaks. I will be returning the pulley hooks.First, to use pulley hooks to lift a kayak, the straps need to be *very* precisely positioned around the kayak's center of gravity. If they are off to any degree, the kayak will tilt severely or, worse yet, only lift one end.Second, these pulley hooks are very inefficiently designed. They take up nearly 9" of vertical space. If you have any restrictions on vertical space (as I do), these will cost you inches.Third, the pulley system itself prevents the MyLifters from hoisting up as far as they can go. As the kayak ascends to the MyLifters, the pulleys pull in towards one another, increasing tension on the cable. This causes the MyLifter to reach maximum load capacity sooner than it otherwise would, again wasting valuable vertical space.The only solution for my setup was to by a second MyLifter for each kayak (four total). By having a pair of hoists for each kayak, the balancing issues are resolved and I'm able to utilize the maximum amount of vertical space.The MyLifters are great and seem to work well, but the pulley system is sloppy and inefficient.

Works well. Make sure the cables are perpendicular to the floor/ceiling to avoid damaging the hoist

Hooks very well to the seat of my mountain bike, It doesn't slip when raising and lowering the bike.

myLifter rocks!