Review on Lisle 93102 Yellow Plastic Creeper: Superior Mobility and Comfort for Automotive Repairs by Michael Syph

When a wooden vine I had used for a quarter of a century snapped, I was tempted to glue it back together. I'm glad I didn't. The Lisle Creeper places your body significantly closer to the ground than traditional designs. If you use a Creeper at all, you probably drive a car on jack stands. And it's often very helpful when you're trying to fit a transmission or exhaust system that's just an extra inch closer to the ground to have room to do what you need to do. There are other nice gestures too. to this draft. The handles are in the right place so the creeper always balances under your hand when you pick it up. Castors and axles rotate freely and easily, even on cracked concrete. The upholstery of the headrest is firmly covered with Nauhyde. And the creeper's body is surely painted yellow, so if someone left it in the workshop and you're wading through the shop in the dim light, you can see it before you even step on it. All in all it has a great design. Work and reliable product at a great price. By the way, I have nothing to do with Lisle or their distributors. I'm just a fan of this product and good tools in general.