MAXXHAUL 80748 Rolling Knee Creeper/Pads: ABS High-Impact Frame, 5 Swivel Castors, Tool Tray Holder - Convenient & Durable Solution for Easy Mobility and Knee Protection Review

My 2 star rating doesn't reflect the workmanship as I didn't find the product useful. Build quality seems good for the price and I haven't had any issues with the product. I just found it easier to use the old fashioned pads since I've been rollerblading a lot.

I used it to lay tiles on the floor. I used knee pads and found them uncomfortable. The RollingKnee Creeper allowed me to move around easily without getting up. Sometimes I could use a knee and move. I am a professional contractor and I highly recommend him.

So often when you're working on a car you find yourself on your knees moving from side to side. This knee roll is amazing and will save you so much pain after your task is done. Just in time, I hid the wires from my radar detector and dashcam by panels on my car's A-pillar and door frame. Most of this was done on my knees where I removed the plastic panels to hide the cables. If that wasn't in my arsenal I would have spent 15-20 minutes on solid concrete.

I recently installed a cabinet and part of that work involved me adjusting things on my knees. Before I got this creeper, I was on my knees and agonizing (none of us are as young as we used to be, huh?) and trying to get the job done as quickly as possible. However, with this creeper, I was able to take my time and take my time. It's really convenient. When working on my brakes recently, I tried using them in the driveway - and it would have worked, but my driveway isn't smooth. It rolls so…

I don't know why people are complaining but you can see people are dissatisfied with any product no matter how good it is. I'm tired of writing reviews with so many purchases I make from Revain, but I'll explain my point of view on it. I lay floor coverings very often. I bought one and was happy from the start. I made the mistake of cutting the tray from the front because I wanted to get closer to the caster chair which I lean on my chest to install so the sides of the vine were loose and torn…

First of all I almost reached the max weight for this unit, it held my project and I used it a lot. Note, however, that you'll need to fix this first: 1. Take some fine sandpaper and sand the shaping comb on the wheels, unless you want to scratch the new wood floor. I have a picture of what these wheels will do, luckily it was the bottom I removed so there wasn't a problem but I'd be very upset if it was the bottom I put in. 2. Wrap the wheels with electrical tape. , all five. This will protect

It's a lot easier on my knees! I have several sets of knee pads but they tend to ride up and down and around. I was working on a wooden floor and eventually decided I needed something better. Not to mention that we have a lot of tiles and grout that need maintenance. It's definitely better than even my fanciest pair of knee pads. Just for reference, I'm 5ft 10", 120# so my experience might be a little different than someone on the other end of the spectrum. However my husband is at the 200lb…