3-in-1 Wood Plyo Boxes
The 3-in-1 Wood Plyo Boxes are versatile and strong enough to handle a variety of plyometric and box-related exercises. Each box features three different height options, depending on which end they’re resting on. Just flip them over and note the easy-to-read measurements on the sides for quick identification. The boxes come in four different sizes: small (12x14x16”, 16lbs); in-between (16x18x20”, 30lbs); medium (16x20x24”, 35lbs); and large (20x24x30”, 50lbs).
3-in-1 Wood Plyo Boxes Reviews
Based on 10 reviews from Gym Radar users, the REP Fitness 3-in-1 Wood Plyo Boxes have an average rating of 3.70 out of 5. They're currently the #3 most-owned Plyometric Box on Gym Radar, with 26 home gyms reporting ownership.
10 Reviews
Performance
3.90 / 5
Build Quality
3.70 / 5
Value
3.50 / 5
User Reviews
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(4.67)
These are definitely wood boxes. Admittedly, I don't use them much--most of the time they just function as an end table for my water bottle and phone--but they are nice to have around in a pinch. Rep's version of these boxes were easy to assemble and have stood up well over time, but I don't know that I would recommend buying these over those offered by other brands. All in all, these are certainly not bad plyo boxes, but with undifferentiated products like this, it's probably best to avoid the brand names and just go with the cheapest option that allows you to safely achieve your goals.
(4.67)
I'm surprised the reviews of this aren't higher. It is simply a plyo box, but the pre-drilled holes and alignment of everything made assembly very fast and easy. I've had the box for nearly 5 years now and it hasn't sustained any damages visually or physically. I do believe for the cost it could be self-crafted cheaper, but for the time and effort I would rather just buy this. 16x18x20 is a great size for box squats and step up variations.
(4.00)
Purchased the smaller box. Primary use for step-ups. Solid build. Decent value. .
(3.33)
I have the large 20”x24”x30” and it’s a big heavy wood box good for Jump overs and Plyo work. Nice chamfered edges but I wouldn’t buy again and instead get a padded box that’s lighter weight. I actually use it to set stuff on more than exercise movements.
(3.33)
Had this before I got the padded version, a bit of a pain to assemble but I understand the cost reduction from shipping. Works well but I much prefer the padded one after having them both
(3.00)
Pretty easy to assemble, interior supports don’t exactly fit how they’re intended but the boxes have been sturdy nonetheless. Basic boxes that do what they’re designed to do.
(4.00)
It’s just another box but it works like it’s supposed to. Majority of the time it’s a table for me but I also do step ups on it.
(3.00)
Sturdy enough especially when essentially functioning as a gym storage table.
(3.67)
Solid wood box, probably wouldn’t be much cheaper to make one yourself so it’s convenient at least. 12,14,16” height good for various box squats and step ups.
(3.33)
Nothing special really about this box as compared to others. It’s sturdy and easy to assemble. I still think Abmat makes the best plyo box, but most won’t want to spring for that cost.