3-in-1 Foam Plyometric Jump Box (20", 24", 30")

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If you're interested in trying out plyometrics or box jumping exercises, then you'll first want to get yourself the right equipment. The kind that won't put your shins at risk of fractures; one that's strong enough to carry your weight and remain stable throughout your workout. If that's what you're looking for, then you'll want to check out what we have in store for you! Choose from 3 different heights for a progressive, customizable workout on your plyometric box. This lets you modify the jump height and intensity so you can create an exercise routine that best suits your fitness level. If this is your first time doing plyometric exercises with a jump box, we recommend that you start with the 20" side. Once you've gained enough skill and experience, you can safely progress to the next level.

Made from high-density EPE foam, our plyometric jump box can hold up to 450lbs of weight. Jump thousands of times to and from this foam box before needing to replace it! Despite the tough structure, our 16lbs jump box is a lot more forgiving than its wood or metal counterparts. With no sharp edges to hurt your shins, you'll feel more confident about attempting your max-height jumps! Foam core and PVC covers prevent slipping all while putting your shins at ease for any missed steps.

These plyo boxes are great for beginners and amazingly versatile for floor work. This 16lb box is easily moved from one location to another: bring it outside when the weather is nice for bulgarian split squats or incline push ups!

• Durable cover resists wear and tear and easily wipes clean
• Strong foam core remains firm after heavy use
• Versatile for any type of workout: HIIT, plyometric, or MMA
• Useful for varying levels of difficulty for push-ups, step-ups, box-squats, squats, lunges, dips and more
• Holds up to 450 pounds
• Dimensions: 20”L x 24"W x 30”H
• 16 pounds
• 3 sided box offers 3 different heights: 20", 24", 30"

Please use caution when jumping on highest settings, always prop against a wall for stability