Dale Adams Enterprises The Bone 6031 Mechanics Creeper

Okay so prior to buying this creeper I already knew what to expect because my Dad bought one a few years ago and overall I like it. It seems very durable and almost rolls too good. I find myself having to prop up against a tire to do anything that requires too much force or you simply roll away. I like the casters (or wheels are more like it) and it will roll over cords though I don't recommend doing that. I absolutely love that the creeper and its parts are made in the USA. They even include a little brochure with the detailed list of all the parts and where they are made. The only reason I knocked it one star is assembly. After paying over $100 for this creeper - I get it and had to attached the wheels myself. That blows because it is 16 bolts and 16 nuts. Not hard or anything I just would have thought for $100 creeper they maybe could have done this at the factory. I am 6'4 tall and this creeper is a little short - but then again most items I try to use that involve my height usually are too small anyway. For the average size person I think this would be good. The other improvement they should make it the headrest is a really nice soft excellent quality piece but it is mounted too low on the creeper. You have your head stuck between the two ends of the bone which for me is a bad angle unless you are laying directly below your work and I try not to that at all. I find myself resting my head much more on the actual wheel housing on the end of the bone propped up a slight angle while working off to the side or above/below my face. In closing - I have done the cardboard/blanket and cheap creeper thing --- this is like a Cadillac over a Pinto - no comparison. I highly recommend it if you spend a lot of time on your back under rigs like I do.

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.

I ordered this as a gift for my father, he had a creeper from 100 years ago and it was time for it to be replaced. I was concerned he'd have an issue with the raised edges cutting into him as he laid on it since he had one I bought for him previously that did that, but this one is pretty comfortable. For a reference my father is about 6 foot tall, and a little over 200 lbs and it's comfortable for him and rolls great on his garage floor and glides easily over the seams on the floor. It feels solid and is totally worth the money. I did the research and the price on this is pretty good.

Finally found a creeper that I like. After a long time of trying to find a creeper that works well and is comfortable, I bought the Bone. And I gotta say, no more cardboard for me! I've had my share of cheap creepers with small wheels that jam and wooden creepers that eventually crack. I needed something new. I work out of my two-car garage using jackstands, so I need a low-profile creeper since I can only raise a car so high. The first time I used the Bone, I was replacing a cat on an Altima. It made the job a joy. Assembly is easy, using the provided US-made fasteners! The instructions mention that the casters will need to "break-in" first before they become smooth. It only took a good day of work for this to happen. Be patient, since the creeper will be a bit of a pain to use. Once broken in, it'll be the best damn creeper ever! It's very comfortable and I have been tempted to nap on it. I'm 6'1'' and 230 lb, and this creeper supports and fits me great. It's also entirely US-made, even down to the packaging. The price is right, considering what you're getting. I highly recommend this creeper. You can't go wrong!

I have an old creeper from a local auto store that I've been wanting to replace for years. Unfortunately, with my 30-year old exposed aggregate driveway I need large wheels to not get hung up on large rocks or deep holes. The Bone with its 5" tall and 1" wide wheels practically glides over the surface. Unlike other reviews, I felt the headrest was comfortable and the Bone easy to get on and off. The raised corners to hide the casters does cut into your peripheral view a bit, but it is worth the trade-off. The quality of the unit, including the hardware, is top-notch. I expect I'll never wear this thing out.

Owned several of these creepers,different models but this one in particular runs over everything and the best thing are the casters! I can swap the casters when needed for other brands, not like the samller version that casters are very expensive,same as buying a new creeper!

The creeper is not as sturdy as I wanted. The mobility is good and the size is perfect. After I purchased this item I saw another of the same design for sale for $29.99. I was disappointed.

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.