Bucket Carrying Straps-whether sash-, shoulder strap-, or backpack-style-utilize one's shoulder or torso to support the weight of a five-gallon bucket and its contents. The sash types attach (via special hooks) to the bucket's wire handle, while the shoulder-strap type replaces the wire handle. The backpack type consists of a chest strap and over-the-shoulder straps. All versions are length-adjustable, padded where they come in contact with the body, and have a reported load capacity of 45-50 pounds.