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A McDonough Inventor Replaces the Garage Creeper with a Wearable Vest

Struggling to maneuver on a traditional shop creeper, a Georgia-based inventor has developed the Auxiliary Vest, a wearable solution designed to improve mobility while working beneath vehicles or in confined spaces. The design aims to replace bulky rolling platforms with a low-profile vest that simplifies repair work for tradesmen and homeowners.

A McDonough Inventor Replaces the Garage Creeper with a Wearable Vest

The Auxiliary Vest allows mechanics and contractors to slide under equipment without the physical strain of positioning themselves on standard rolling boards. By integrating the mobility of a creeper into a wearable garment, the invention targets users who frequent attics, crawl spaces, or automotive bays where floor space is limited. Its low-profile architecture is intended to provide comfort and stability, reducing the fatigue typically associated with prolonged work in awkward positions.

InventHelp is currently managing the licensing and sale of the product, which is cataloged as TKA-497. The firm is seeking partnerships with manufacturers or marketers interested in bringing the concept to the professional trade and home maintenance markets. Parties interested in the technical specifications or acquisition of the design may contact the company's Pittsburgh headquarters.

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