Good creeper for destroyed concrete?

[SeisMec]

Destroyed means:
More than 30% pockmarked with a few pockmarks up to 1" deep.
Cracked into irregularly shaped pieces, some as small as a couple square feet.
Yes, I know the proper fix is tear it out and a new pour. The creeper can happen a lot sooner. Here are the two I'm looking at now.

Traxion ProGear Wide Body Creepers 1-100

Garage Kingdom Spider Low-Profile Mechanic's Creeper — 40in.L, 400-Lb. Capacity, Model #20290

I'm thinking the Traxion.

I'm open to any alternative suggestions that are less than $150. Ok, maybe $200 - but it would need to do massages. (That's sarcasm son.)

Has anybody got advice based on personal experience with creeps on similar surfaces? TIA

 

[rsanter]

I used to work in a shop with a **** rough floor, the big wheel creepers made all the difference.

You could even be a cheap *** and build your own if you can weld a bit

 

[bob15]

How much time are you actually spending on a creeper? A couple sheets of cardboard will also work.

And fix the floor!!!!

 

[dsimatt]

Get THE BONE creeper, will work plenty good for that type of surface.

 

[2ndGearRubber]

If this is your property, just get skim-coat and fix it. It'll take minimal time and fix the pot marks. I concur on large wheels minimizing catching on obstructions.

 

[bas157]

Bone Rough Rider: http://www.bonecreeper.com/roughrider.html

 

[SeisMec]

Not my property. On a second look - more than 50% pockmarked.

I've orderedThe Bone Rough Rider 7031 to my list. It has taller (+1/4"), wider (+3/8") wheels than the original - The Bone.

Thanks to everyone that reponded.

 

[RedneckWelder]

The big wheel Lisle rolls well on beat up concrete so I imagine any large wheel creeper will also. Our floors at work are similarly tore up