The Nifty-Lift Deluxe is a very strong, lite-duty, mini block and tackle that comes in handy in many everyday events and situations (life saving even). For example, snowmobiling, hunting, deep sea fishing, hiking, off-roading, construction, survival and much more.
This Deluxe model is more for lifting and locking, whereas the original Nifty-Lift Basic block and tackle was initially designed for horizontal pulls. …Because I got stuck on my snowmobile late one night. …We also have a strong, compact Nifty Snatchblock. A lightweight snatch block that works as a stand-alone or with the block and tackle pulleys,
Built to work! Built to last!.
Deluxe Materials:
- The two-pulley block system (4:1 mechanical advantage)
- Made of Anodized Solid Aluminum *
- Stainless Steel Screws w/ Hex Heads
- 4 Bearings
- 43ft High Strength Parachute Cord – 1,600 lbs military rated (10ft power-pull + a few extra feet.)
- Safe Working Load = 700 Lbs. (4x the average human)
- Two clevises
- Locking/jam cleat (Deluxe model only)*
- Two, 7 foot lanyards (high strength shuttle parachute cord)
- Burlap Storage Sack
- Hard plastic carrying case (Deluxe model only)*
- Business cards for any who may admire your Nifty-Lift. They always do! 🙂
- Lifetime Warranty (does not cover the cord)**
*The differences in the Deluxe vs Basic models are that the Deluxe has 1) locking cleat, 2) red or blue anodizing, 3) hard plastic carrying case, and 4) a different machining process to accommodate locking cleat (3x the milling cost)*
**Free product repair or replacement if this unit ever breaks due to a defect.(cord not included if cut)

For many videos, you can click to view my Nifty-Lift.com block and tackle video page or my YouTube Nifty-Lift channel. You can also click to search YouTube for ‘Nifty-Lift block and tackle’ and you’ll find dozens of Nifty-Lift Reviews that have been done over the last decade. …The above compilation video is a small sample of those reviews.
And as always, please give me a call if you have any question or issues regarding ordering or how to rig your block and tackle. …My # is at the top of every page.
Al Peel
Nifty-Lift.com







Jeremy Moss –
Saw this on wrangler star channel very nice craftsmanship
Al Peel –
glad you appreciate good quality….I’m dedicated to see my customers are my BEST salespeople.
Nick –
Saw the review on the Wranglerstar YouTube channel and was very impressed. Definitely some high quality stuff here!
Scott –
Is the only difference with the DELUXE model the fact that the two blocks are painted red ?
I thought regular paracord breaks at 520 pounds ? So what is the breaking strength of your cord? Is it standard paracord or something different ?
Al Peel –
they’re anodized also the deluxe has a jam cleat for locking the cord (requires a different machining process) it’s called Vectran and has a break strength of 1600 pounds.
Rodger Tennant –
Amazing, seen it on Wrangler star YouTube. Looks useful for things in life we plan on as well as don’t plan for.
Dennis Harwell –
I’m curious, is the less expensive one un finished?
Al Peel –
yes it’s not anodized
Walt –
To lift a 650 pound BMW R1250GSA at a 4:1 advantage would take effort of 162.5 pounds? Right?
Al Peel –
That’s correct, but using the additional snatch block you can redirect your pull and achieve a 5:1 ratio.
Ken (verified owner) –
Exactly what I needed to hoist my spare wheels onto my overhead storage rack. Shorter than most 4:1 block and tackle systems out there. The deluxe system with the locking cleat helps with retaining the load; a true one-person system. Awesome quality; the ball bearing system is smooth.