MaxWorks MaxxHaul 80748 Rolling Knee Creeper/Pads ABS High-Impact Frame, 5 Swivel Castors, Tool Tray Holder, multi-color, Small

I have to say, this rolling knee creeper has been a total game-changer for me when it comes to doing reflected ceiling plan layout on concrete. It's super smooth and easy to maneuver, and it really takes the pressure off my knees and back when I'm working for extended periods of time. That being said, I have noticed that it's not quite as effective on plywood or dirty floors. It can get stuck or catch on rough surfaces, which can be a bit of a pain. So if you're planning on using this creeper on those types of surfaces, you might want to consider a different option. Overall, though, I think this rolling knee creeper is an excellent choice for anyone working on concrete surfaces. It's comfortable, easy to use, and really makes a big difference when it comes to reducing strain and fatigue. Highly recommended!

Working on semi trucks we dont have lifts that bring them 6 feet in the air. So working on the ground alot this unique creeper has many uses when you have a vehicle lifted using smaller jacks. Saves the knees immensely when you can use it.

I'm on my 4th one. I'm a contractor and primarily use this when I install flooring. It's very comfortable and easy to maneuver. My only complaint is that the center wheel always breaks around where it's mounted to the creeper. Now I will say I use this thing hard for 8 hrs a day and probably do 30 flooring jobs a year, so it definately pays for itself, that's why I keep buying it, best one as far as comfortability I have ever found and I've tried about 4 other brands.

This creeper is great for its price point! Comfortable and easy to glide on the floors!

Works good and knee pads are okay. Hurts the lower back more than just knee pads (you’re higher off the ground) and I wasn’t much faster using it either. (I laid down trex decking) Might be better for flooring.

I used this for painting over 1,000 feet of baseboard in our 5,000 square foot business. easily rolled around the entire building to get down low and paint baseboard as well as putty nail holes and sand it all too. I did lay my husky extra thick kneeling pad on top of it for extra padding. this thing was worth every penny and saved me a LOT of unnecessary getting up and down to reposition myself painting and sanding.

The raw data on the description is useless. This is all very fragile plastic. If you lean forward too much it tilts to the front. If you lean back just a bit too much it will tilt back. Not stable. The wheels are not soft enough. The wheels do not have bearings. It's a cheap plastic bushing that doesn't roll enough. If it hits a super small object it jams up and won't roll. If your surface is not smooth it won't roll as it should. Save your money and don't buy this!

I got this as a gift for a friend who was going to be installing flooring and doing many home renovation projects, he said it has saved his knees and he loves scooting around to do his projects rather than crawling on his knees, which can be painful for anyone, especially older folks who have knee issues. The wheels make these things great and the padding helps too. Would make a great gift for anyone who wouldn't spend the money to protect their knees but clearly need it for projects they do on a regular basis, or even a big upcoming project.