Wood Plyometric Box by Day 1 Fitness - 4 SIZE OPTIONS (16x14x12, 20x18x16, 24x20x16, OR 30x24x20) - 3-in-1, for Training, Jumps - Heavy-Duty, Non-Slip Plyo Boxes, Rounded Corners for Safety

I bought the 30/24/20 box.Unboxing the box is easy...it was packaged well and had no damage.The box needs to be built. Instructions were easy and everything is numbered so anyone can build it, The holes for the screws are all countersunk and seemed to fit well. Do yourself a favor and use an electric drill for this one. There is one short screw in the hardware bag. Use this for the crossmember on the inside of the box. All the other screws are the same.With the crossmember, the box is solid and there is no flex at any position or exercise for me (I'm 6' 230lbs).the price point is pretty standard for this item so I was expecting a good quality box in this price range. Unfortunately, it was lacking in finish. The edges were poorly sanded...it doesn't seem like much until you find out why it should be sanded and smoothed down in the first place...No biggie, I can sand it and finish it better, but I shouldn't have to at this price point. There was also a protective varnish or coating on the wood but it was sloppy and uneven with blobs on a number of spots and missing varnish on others. Its also gonna be sanded off to smooth it out which means I'll have to redo that as well. So now I'm in for a $154 box and the cost of sanding discs and a varnish. Not the value I was hoping for. Especially when you count my time to fix their problems.If the seller decides to do anything about this I will update my review, otherwise try a different brand for your gym box.

As stated, these boxes are very sturdy and easy to assemble. I looked at a number of them prior to purchasing these and finally settled on two different sized boxes, due to cost and delivery. They delivered with Prime at one of the least expensive costs on Amazon. Nothing flashy about them, but they'll do the job. My kids wanted some plyometric boxes for at-home training and these are just right. The 30/24/20 box is heavy, as I'm sure most that size are, so I hope to not have to move it too many times.For assembly, the numbers make it straight-forward, but certainly use a drill, as a screwdriver will be a long, sore process.

Cheaper than a sheet of plywood. Was going to build my own then decided to check Amazon and discovered two were cheaper than 1 sheet of plywood. It was a no brainer at that point. Some people complained about the assembly instructions or the assembly itself. I found neither to be a problem but also fix fix build things for a living.

When the product arrived I was nervous because I didn’t realize I needed to put it together. I really shouldn’t have been. Took less than 10 mins (used an electric screwdriver) it was sturdy, well built and craftsmanship was on point! Completely blew my expectations away! Definitely buying the next size Up! (Btw it doesn’t wobble when I and hubby jump on it! Score)

Box is strong, easy to assemble. However, they put the handles on the widest part, not the narrowest, making a pain to move around. Also, the edges are fairly square. I will be taking a router with a roundover bit to smooth them over.

Great addition to my home gym. You will need a power drill to assemble though the instructions say you can do it with a screw driver. I had negative results attempting with screw driver. It’s very sturdy and is very easy to transport if needed with handles. Step and jump training feels stable and comfortable and I can L - sit bare handed because the wood is finished. Good buy.

As a trainer I find this box perfect. I have the 14,16,20. It’s perfect. Very sturdy for all clients, easy to assemble, my 6 year old had fun helping. All the holes were lined up. For the price you can’t beat it. They did send up a replacement because the first box had a small chip Out of it and I was concerned people may catch there foot on it. But over all great product.

So easy to put together. All you have to do is line up the numbers on the boards and screw them together. Would highly recommend using a power drill, much easier. I was going to use wood glue for added strength, but I went against that. Highly recommended.

It's exactly what it should be...a sturdy box...but, man, I hope you have an electric drill...I won't count the number of screws but it's at least 37...probably 41 (the odd number is one for the center supporter that has a single screw if your box is the size that comes with one)...so with a manual screwdriver it's not the shortest build ever...but it's a solid box.

It's pretty solid. Needs a better bracing system. Tabs on the inside that screw to the actual box she'll would be best.

La boîte est très solide et facile à assembler.

Beau produit

Sturdy. Works great. Love it just as much as the more expensive brands I’ve used in gyms in the past. Great deal.