Decent creeper without breaking the bank?

[Cobra96]

Hey Everyone...., hope you all had a great new year!
I got my New Omega 91452 creeper today and set it up. If you have a Maxjax, this is the creeper! This thing is a really nice unit for the money. It has spring loaded pins that lock the back rest in three different positions....., a low boy (very close to the floor), a stool..., mid height, and flat on the floor. Nice quality large rubber wheels and it rolls nice on rough concrete. I only gave it a roll around the floor tonight; but tomorrow I have to do a water pump and heater hose on my Grand caravan, so it will be put to the test.
Probably the best $100 and change I have spent in a while!

Chuck

 

[ttpete]

I found an old Geiger creeper in almost new shape at a swap meet for $10. Same type I had in 1965, it has steel corners to support the wheels and the rest is hardwood. The original ads claimed that you could drive a car over it with no damage.

 

[shockwave]

Lisle plastic creeper all day I have had mine for years and still great low profile and casters hold up really well in shop environment

Much better than padded metal frame creepers

 

[PJNJ]

I bought a red Lisle "Jeepers Creeper" last spring. First time I used it I realized I should have bought it years ago and saved the money I wasted on cheap creepers (which probably added up to more than the cost of the Lisle). I'm 6'2" and usually run between 250 and 260 lbs. It is the most comfortable creeper I've used and it rolls easily on asphalt too. It's funny because my first creeper was a wooden Jeepers Creeper about 40 years ago - should have stuck with them from the start.