3-in-1 Heavy Foam Plyometric Box
Push your limits with the 3-in-1 Heavy Foam Plyometric Box. Designed for versatility, it features three height options, a firm foam core rated to 330 LB, and a slip-resistant vinyl surface for safe, stable landings—ideal for HIIT, all-around conditioning, and recovery sessions.
3-in-1 Heavy Foam Plyometric Box Reviews
Based on 8 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Titan Fitness 3-in-1 Heavy Foam Plyometric Box have an average rating of 3.37 out of 5. They're currently the #5 most-owned Plyometric Box on Gym Radar, with 22 home gyms reporting ownership.
8 Reviews
Performance
2.88 / 5
Build Quality
3.25 / 5
Value
4.00 / 5
User Reviews
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(4.33)
Fell into the Memorial Day sale trap...my kids wanted to start working out and I knew I wanted them to build some explosive power for their sports so I was looking at boxes and bamm Titan sensed a disturbance in the force and sent a text with these on sale and with their free shipping...I couldn't afford not to...anyway decent enough boxes for kids to jump on, heavy enough to not move and soft enough to not rip off toe nails....perfect for what I needed...
(4.33)
My kids use it for box jumps. It's stable enough for them. For a bigger adult, I'd probably try a bigger box.
I use it more for sitting around in between heavy squats than anything else these days. For that, it's perfect.
The foam is strong and has not lost its shape and the outer cover has held strong as well.
(3.33)
I like this. I've not had the issue on jumps that other reviewers have had. It's light and has held up for me for years.
(4.00)
Works well for box squats and others but for jump can be sketchy
(2.67)
Plenty to hate here. From the failing zipper that always blows open, to the box weighing 5x what it needs to. The most amazing failure is that even with this weight, and the ability to box squat a grand off it, if you box jump on it the thing will flip over. It’s wiped out multiple athletes here.
If you need an oversized, overweight, poorly constructed, and sure to let you down box - this is a prime option. It does make a hell of a table though.
It’s serving its best purpose as a table in background of pic.
(3.33)
Would not use for box jumps but weirdly it does fine for box squats. What is this voodoo weirdness? When not using it for box squats, it supports my vice gripper in its little corner.
(1.67)
I used this for its intended purpose of box jumps previously in a YMCA gym and it’s a very dangerous poorly made box. I about died doing box jumps on this product when the bottom when sliding forward and the top backwards sending me right to the floor hard and bashing the back of my head.
That Big Mofo Guy
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123 reviews
1255 points
(3.33)
Works for box squats and step ups. Kind of sketchy for box jumps.