Overall Rating:
4.3 / 5
4.3 / 5
10 of 12(83%)would recommend this product to a friend.
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4 / 5
4 / 5
Rough Rider,
July 20, 2009
By 12tw
from North West, Flordia
"I purchased the rough rider bone for the durability and ease to move, on rough surfaces. In this respect it meets all of my expectation. The only negative is the ability to get on and off the creeper. Also a handle to pick the creeper up and let it down would be helpfull."
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1 / 5
1 / 5
Big mistake,
July 15, 2009
By centerfire301
from Maryland
"This was a big mistake. The bone on the dog bone hits your shoulders in a way that stops you from moving your hand up to work on your car. Also, if your shop floor has one grain of sand on it the wheels will not move. Save your money and buy 4 or 5 of the cheaper creepers."
What is your level of technical expertise? Home Handyman
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5 / 5
5 / 5
Great Creeper,
March 18, 2009
By CJB0928
from Marquette, MI
"This is flat out the best creeper i have ever used rolls over my air hoses, floor drains, and i use this in my gravel drive way and it rolls over the gravel better than most creepers roll on concrete."
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5 / 5
5 / 5
All Terrain Creeper,
November 17, 2008
By Wombat125
from Colorado
"I have no problems giving this unit five stars. After years of dealing with $29 creepers whose wheels keep falling off, I finally bit the bullet and got the Bone. With 5" casters it rolls over anything and is downright comfy. I have no doubt that this is the last creeper I will ever buy.
The regular price seems a little steep, but on one of Northern's sales it seemed like a good value."
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4 / 5
4 / 5
Heavy duty creeper,
August 18, 2008
By Gary1952
from Western New York
"I purchased this item to use at work. The creeper is very heavy duty and doesn't get stuck in our drain grates. The bolts to attach the wheels are a bit short and I think it should have a lockable feature added."
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5 / 5
5 / 5
the bone,
August 13, 2008
By r24d
from santa monica, California
"I just can't explain with words how much we like the bone rough rider.
We used it on an every day basis, it is a product I can depend on, and I can use it every where I need to. We just love it this is the second time we purchase the bone rough rider, our first set was purchased 11 years ago.
dennis v."
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5 / 5
5 / 5
Unreal !,
April 14, 2008
By sandman92284
from Yucca Valley Ca
"I've been working on equipment most of my life, , , I've gone through a lot of creepers! The creepers I've used in the past, wheels would be the first thing to go due to working on dirt , trying to roll under trucks and tractors! "The Bone Rough Rider" has the perfect setup when it comes to rough terrain. The Bone just floats over the ground! Now once I'm under the truck,, if only I could keep from falling asleep!!!!!"
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5 / 5
5 / 5
Never believed a creeper could be so usable!,
January 21, 2008
By BigEarl
from Vancleave, MS
"This creeper is a "must have" for any serious mechanic or farmer. The first choice for my sons and me is now this extremely rugged creeper. It gets used inside the heated/air conditioned shop, on the large concrete slab in front of the shop, an when necessary on gravel, grass, dirt and mud. The unit is very durable, and the large wheels work amazingly well on all surfaces. It can be persuaded over power cords, air hoses and hand tools while on the creeper(never owned one that could do that before). Although the clearance is a couple of inches higher than most, it causes no problems on pickups, dump trailers, heavy haul trailers, bucket trucks, and heavy equipment, in general. The stainless hardware mounting the wheels is a welcome bonus."
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5 / 5
5 / 5
The Bone Rough Rider,
January 14, 2008
By Haywire1
from Colorado Springs, CO
"This is the best creeper. I have had several different types of creepers and none of them stand up to my needs, they all break. This is the second one that I have bought. I liked it so much, I purchased a second for my Dad."
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3 / 5
3 / 5
Not Good For Gravel,
July 9, 2007
By GAB2828
from Indianapolis, Indiana
"The Bone Rough Rider is a nice "creeper." However, contrary to the item description, it does not do well on gravel. For concrete or asphalt surfaces, I would rate the Bone Rough Rider with 5 stars. However, for gravel, I give it three stars. I purchased it for use on gravel, and am disappointed that it doesn't work well."
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