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Have owned several different brands of creepers over the years.

I recently purchased The Bone 6301 and believe it is by far the best.

I use it primarily on concrete and asphalt floors.It rolls over loose pebbles,gravel,extension cords,and other small debri that has always stopped my other creepers.

It is low to the ground and rock solid.It is comfortable and easy to get on and off of despite it's appearance.

I would highly recommend The Bone to any one looking to purchase a quality well designed creeper that does what the manufacturer says it will do.

I could have purchased another small wheeled creeper but i'm glad I spent a few extra dollars and got The Bone!!

Gary Jones/satisfied customer.

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Built a new garage last year with a super smooth concrete floor but the creeper I've been trying to use kept getting hung-up on even the smallest of pebbles or gravel that may be on the floor. I usually ended up using cardboard cause the creeper was more trouble than what is was worth and I ended up on the floor anyway. I'm very happy with the smooth operation of "The Bone" it goes in the direction you want to go and is quite comfortable to work off of. The ad claimed you could roll over cords, tools and parts, I tried this but was unsuccessful it got hung-up, so you probably want to stick with a smooth obsticle free surface. The creeper is somewhat hard to get on and off of because of its odd shape, but I understand that to mount a five inch wheel at each corner it would have to be shaped as is. For what I need this creeper for it will serve me nicely but don't plan on using it on gravel floors or on dirt, you'll probably be disappointed plus the price is about double what it should be.

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I have had several creepers over the years and frankly hated every one of them to the point of just getting rid of them. Seemed like the smallest obstruction would stop the creeper....a small pebble, crack in the pavement, the cord from a trouble light, etc. And since we all don't have glassy-smooth epoxy coated floors, typical creepers just didn't work well.

I decided to try this one because I knew it would be really low to the ground, light weight, and had really tall wheels for rolling over small obstructions. Well it is awesome. I totally love it. They really meant it when they said it will roll over an extension cord....I can't believe it, but it really does. The action of the casters is really smooth too....turns and maneuvers really easily.

My build...I am 6'2" and about 200 lbs. I fit the creeper really well, and it is really comfortable.

Upgrades....I added some fender washers under the bolts, when assembling the wheels to the body of the creeper, just to provide some added stability for the bolts. Probably not required, but I am rather particular and thought this would make it a little stronger.

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The Good-Made in USA, large casters, easy to clean, durable, low to the ground.

The Bad-very uncomfortable head rest (hard ribbed patternpicture on Amazon doesn't show this), hip "bone" area not wide enough (doesn't allow legs to straighten out, knees must remain upI'm 5'10"). If these two problems were corrected (wider at leg area and smooth/softer headrest), this would probably be one of the best/most desirable creepers available.

Update:

After using this creeper for awhile, I am happier with it. As far as the moulded black head rest thingI just put my head at the opposite end of the creeper. Not being very wide at the caster towers doesn't seem to bother me as much now either, so I have changed my rating from 2 stars to 4 stars.

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The "head rest" is anything but a "rest", it hurts! The creeper works great, it's low to the ground and will roll over stuff that will stop other creepers. But the head rest is terrible; also, occasionally you will want to put your head on the upper pedestal/"dogbone" areas but the bolt heads that hold the wheels are right there, ouch #2! I'm going to modify mine by tearing off the existing head rest and gluing some foam there and on top of the dogbone pedestals too. If you are over 6' tall you may want to consider something else; your hips must be above the lower dogbone and if you're too tall your head will hang off the end.