Best Plyo Box 2026: 10 Ranked, and the Spec Sheets That Argue With Themselves
By Felipe Iglesias · Updated
Half the plyo box listings in this guide cannot keep their own numbers straight. The Jac & Mok box is sold as 16 x 14 x 12 inches, yet its own Maximum Height field reads 14 inches. The £54.03 Yes4All is titled 3 In 1 while the specification table underneath it says Number of Levels: 1. And the two Yes4All boxes here, at £68.00 and £54.03, carry a byte-for-byte identical Best Sellers Rank line: #11 in Jumping Trainers, 29,840 in Sports & Outdoors. Two different products cannot share that.
We ranked ten of the best plyo box options on Amazon by average rating, review count and price per height setting, and flagged every listing whose own spec table contradicts its own headline. No invented specifications. Just the numbers, including the ones that do not agree.
At a glance
| # | Product | Price | Rating | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Yes4All 3-in-1 Wooden Plyo Box, 20 x 18 x 16 in | £68.00 | 4.6 | View |
| 2 | Amazon Basics Plyometric Jump Box, 3 Heights | £36.99 | 4.6 | View |
| 3 | GYM MASTER High Density Foam Plyo Jump Box | £59.99 | 4.6 | View |
| 4 | Yes4All 3-in-1 Wooden Plyo Box, 16 in Max Height | £54.03 | 4.4 | View |
| 5 | GanFindX Steel Jump Box, 12 in, 17 x 13 in Surface | £42.99 | 4.4 | View |
| 6 | KOMODO Soft Foam Plyo Jump Box, 16/18/20 in | £59.97 | 4.4 | View |
| 7 | RIP X Soft 3 Sided Plyo Squat Jump Box, 12/16/18 in | £34.99 | 4.3 | View |
| 8 | GanFindX Steel Plyometric Jump Box, 12 in | £60.74 | 4.5 | View |
| 9 | Body Revolution Wooden Plyo Box, 50/60/75 cm | £64.99 | 4.2 | View |
| 10 | Jac & Mok Wooden Plyo Box, 16 x 14 x 12 in | £37.97 | 4.2 | View |
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Yes4All 3-in-1 Wooden Plyo Box, 20 x 18 x 16 in
The most-reviewed plyo box in the ten — 2,079 ratings at 4.6 stars — with a 450-pound capacity and three height settings, despite a spec table that repeats the seller rank of the £54.03 model below it.
Pros
- 2,079 ratings at 4.6 stars, the largest review base in this list
- 450-pound capacity with three height settings: 20, 18 and 16 inches
- Internal bracing on the three largest sizes and pre-drilled holes
- Poly-coated outer layer with rounded corners
- 12.2 kg, so it stays put during jumps but is still movable
Cons
- £68.00, the most expensive product in the ten
- Item Dimensions field reads 59.1 x 52.7 x 14 cm, which does not match a 16-inch maximum height
- Best Sellers Rank line is identical to the £54.03 Yes4All in this article
- Nearly three times the weight of the 4.26 kg GanFindX steel box
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“High quality and sturdy plyo box!The box is made of thick plywood and has internal braces that fit together very securely to support the finished box.The provided screws were of high quality and they included a few more screws than actually needed. A nice touch just in case you needed extra fasteners.The box once assembled is most sturdy when turned to the side of the least height (16"). Plyo jumps are easy and it feels secure. It is not very secure at its tallest side. I found it unstable to do anything else than step ups. Understandable though given you have 3 elevations you can choose from.I think it would benefit from grip tape to reduce the potential for slipping during exercise.”
Verified purchase“Used it a bunch over 6 months still completely fine. Make sure you have a drill or impact driver to assemble, you can always use different screws as well. Was originally worried about it be slippery as I workout outside and the ground is normally damp. But as long as it isn't completely rain a bit of water doesn't make it slippery.”
This sits at the top on volume: 2,079 ratings at 4.6 stars, comfortably more than any other plyo box here. The spec table backs it with a 450-pound capacity and three settings of 20, 18 and 16 inches. At £68.00 it is also the most expensive of the ten.
Yes4All braces the three largest sizes internally and pre-drills the holes, so assembly is a screwdriver job rather than a carpentry one. The outer layer is poly-coated and the corners are rounded. At 12.2 kg it stays put while you jump but is still movable by one person, and the bullet gives the footprint as 50.8 x 45.7 x 40.6cm.
The catch is in the same table. Item Dimensions reads 59.1L x 52.7W x 14H centimetres — a 14cm height on a box listed as 16 inches (40.6cm) high. Its Best Sellers Rank line, #11 in Jumping Trainers, is word-for-word the line printed on the £54.03 Yes4All further down. If you want a forgiving landing on missed jumps, buy foam instead. If you want the same brand for £13.97 less, read product four.
Amazon Basics Plyometric Jump Box, 3 Heights
The cheapest wooden box here at £36.99, matching the 450-pound capacity of the £68.00 Yes4All with 419 ratings at 4.6 stars.
Pros
- £36.99, the cheapest wooden box in the ten
- 450-pound capacity, the same as boxes costing over £64
- 419 ratings at 4.6 stars
- 9.34 kg, among the lighter wooden options
- FSC-certified (FSC N004130), with height and direction indicators on the box
Cons
- Maximum height of 16 inches; no 20 or 24-inch setting
- 419 ratings is about a fifth of the top-ranked box's review base
- No wood thickness given anywhere in the spec table
- The bullet and the Size field list the same numbers in different orders (16 x 14 x 12 against 14"x12"x16")
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Good item with easy assembly. Fits together well enough with no protrusions to catch on floor, cloting, shoes, etc. Certainly is robust (2 adults jumping on it at combined weight nearly 140kg).Competetive price too.I'm happy with it.”
Verified purchase“I was concerned that this was going to be too small, however it was a perfect size, great for plyo activities and box squats. Simple to put together and sturdy. A great addition to home gym.”
At £36.99 this is the cheapest wooden plyo box in the ten, and it still claims the same 450-pound capacity as the £68.00 Yes4All. It carries 419 ratings at 4.6 stars. Three adjustable heights, with the height and direction marked on the box itself so you can see which face is which.
Amazon Basics ships it with pre-drilled and pilot holes, and the wood is FSC-certified (FSC N004130). At 9.34 kg it is 2.9 kg lighter than the £68.00 Yes4All, which means moving it between rooms is a one-hand job. Its dimensions are given as 40.5 x 35.5 x 30.5cm, matching the 16 x 14 x 12-inch bullet.
That said, 419 ratings is roughly a fifth of the review base on the top-ranked box, so there is less history to read. The spec table quotes no thickness for the wood, and the maximum height stops at 16 inches. If you want a plyometric box taller than 16 inches, this one is not it.
GYM MASTER High Density Foam Plyo Jump Box
Amazon's own chart leader for Jumping Trainers, with three flip heights of 16, 20 and 24 inches and 166 ratings at 4.6 stars.
Pros
- #1 in Amazon's Jumping Trainers chart, with 166 ratings at 4.6 stars
- Three heights from one box: 16, 20 and 24 inches
- 200kg rating quoted for dynamic impact, not just static load
- Quoted at 3.3 kg, light enough to tip between sides one-handed
- Soft-sided, so a missed jump does not scrape your shins
Cons
- Foam shell rather than the firm wooden edge needed for weighted step-ups
- Package weight field reads 4.75 kg against the 3.3 kg bullet figure
- £59.99 is more than the £54.03 wooden 3-in-1 Yes4All
- 166 ratings is a small base beside the 2,079 on the top-ranked box
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“The heights of each aspect are clearly labelled - 16", 20", 24". The firmness of the box is just right. There's a tiny amount of give, of flex, to soften one's landing, after jumping on it, or when lifting oneself onto it, one-legged. But it's solid and sturdy too. The black outer case can be unzipped and removed, if need be. It's hard to fault it. Perhaps, if being ultra fussy, there could be an alternative case/wrapper with metric, instead of imperial, measurements.”
Verified purchase“Lovely box, sizes as described. No assembly required, nice surface for my 10 year old to land on.”
Third here, but first on Amazon's own Jumping Trainers chart (#1, with 2,383 in Sports & Outdoors) and 166 ratings at 4.6 stars. One box gives you 16, 20 and 24 inches, replacing three separate units. That is the longest reach of any soft box in this list.
The core is high-density foam with a PVC covered mesh shell, rated to 200kg. In practice that figure is the interesting one: the listing states it covers dynamic jump impact rather than static weight, which means it is not directly comparable with the 450-pound figures quoted on the wooden boxes. It flips one-handed.
Worth noting, the product bullet claims 3.3 kg while the package weight field reads 4.75 kg, so 3.3 kg is the box alone. The catch: foam will not give you a firm edge for heavy weighted step-ups, and it is the shell, not the structure, that ages. If you want a hard sanded surface for dips and step-ups, buy wood.
Yes4All 3-in-1 Wooden Plyo Box, 16 in Max Height
£54.03, 742 ratings at 4.4 stars and the same 450-pound capacity as its pricier sibling — but its spec table says Number of Levels: 1 under a 3 In 1 title.
Pros
- 742 ratings at 4.4 stars
- 450-pound capacity for £54.03
- 7.26 kg, which is 4.9 kg lighter than the £68.00 Yes4All
- Pre-drilled holes, large handle openings and a honeycomb grip coating
- Dimensions of 40.6 x 35.6 x 30.5cm match the 16 x 14 x 12-inch footprint
Cons
- The specification table says Number of Levels: 1 under a 3 In 1 title
- Best Sellers Rank line is identical to the £68.00 Yes4All
- 4.4 stars against 4.6 for the more expensive Yes4All
- 5 of its 742 ratings are one-star
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Box arrived as a flatpack ... I was not sure whether it would be strong enough for me (90kg) to be exercising on it.However, it is very sturdy structure. Strong, thick planks with an inner structure to increase structural support. Took me 15 minutes to put together and I have been very happy with it.The whole family is stepping/jumping on and off the box, and it works well.”
Verified purchase“Robusto, compacto (si por el lado largo tuviese 5cm más, para mí sería mejor), y fácil de montar (eso sí, mejor tener un atornillador ya que son muchos tornillos).”
742 ratings at 4.4 stars, for £54.03 — the cheaper of the two Yes4All boxes here, and the one with more reviews but a lower average. The spec table lists a 450-pound capacity and a 16-inch maximum height.
The construction story matches its £68.00 sibling: thick plywood, puzzle joints, pre-drilled holes, large handle openings and a honeycomb-patterned coating for grip and water resistance. At 7.26 kg it is 4.9 kg lighter, and the dimensions of 40.6 x 35.6 x 30.5cm work out at 16 x 14 x 12 inches.
Two things do not line up. The title says 3 In 1 and the bullets promise three height levels, while the specification table underneath says Number of Levels: 1. Meanwhile the Best Sellers Rank line — #11 in Jumping Trainers, 29,840 in Sports & Outdoors — is identical to the £68.00 box above, which cannot be true of two different products. Either way, if three heights are the reason you are buying, confirm the level count on the page first.
GanFindX Steel Jump Box, 12 in, 17 x 13 in Surface
A 12-inch steel platform with a 17 x 13-inch surface at £42.99, though its own bullets describe a bench for sit-ups and bench presses rather than a jump box.
Pros
- £42.99, the cheapest metal box in the ten
- 12-inch platform with a 17 x 13-inch surface
- Steel frame with a thick rubber pad and non-slip base
- 4.85 kg, and it breaks down flat for storage
- 241 ratings at 4.4 stars
Cons
- Single fixed height, with no flip to an easier setting
- Its own bullets describe a bench for sit-ups and bench presses
- Best Sellers Rank of 99,768 in Sports & Outdoors is the second-lowest in the ten
- 12 inches is a starting height, not a training height for most people
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“I bought this to push against my workout cage and do step ups with weights. I hold on to the cage and step up onto this. It's perfect for one leg exercises. I think it would be too small to have both feet on it however.”
Verified purchase“Bought this for my dog because I got a new bed and it was WAY higher than my last one. My sweet boy had knee surgery so I wanted to make getting into bed easy for him... and all the pet ramps and stairs where so much money and wouldn't hold his pitty weight. It works great as a little step for him to get into bed. It doesn't wobble or anything. He feels comfortable using it after being trained. I've also used it as a step stool and something to sit on to stretch first thing in the morning. In my house it has many uses and not necessarily what it was intended for - but it's great!”
£42.99 for a 12-inch steel platform with a 17 x 13-inch surface, and 241 ratings at 4.4 stars. It is the cheapest metal box here and the second cheapest in the ten overall, behind the £34.99 RIP X.
High-grade steel with a thick rubber pad and a non-slip base, at 4.85 kg. It breaks down flat for storage, which suits a flat or garage where floor space is the limiting factor rather than budget.
However, the listing's own bullets describe a fitness bench for sit-ups and bench presses, not a plyo box for jumping. A single 12-inch height is a beginner level, and a fixed platform cannot be flipped to a lower setting for easier sets. If you are already clearing 20 inches, you will outgrow this in a month.
KOMODO Soft Foam Plyo Jump Box, 16/18/20 in
A 16/18/20-inch foam box with a removable zip cover and #3 in Jumping Trainers, held back by a listing that calls itself both Small and EXTRA LARGE.
Pros
- Three heights in one box: 16, 18 and 20 inches
- #3 in Amazon's Jumping Trainers chart, with 11,159 in Sports & Outdoors
- Removable, wipe-clean zip cover
- Foam interior lowers impact compared with a wooden box
- 4.4 stars from 38 ratings
Cons
- One bullet calls it EXTRA LARGE while the Size field says Small - 16" 18" 20"
- Only 38 ratings, on a listing dating from September 2025
- £59.97 is two pence below the 24-inch-capable GYM MASTER foam box
- No firm edge for weighted step-ups
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Sturdy, versatile, and exactly what I needed – this jump box has been a brilliant addition to my home workouts. I bought it for personal use rather than a gym, and its durability really stands out; it feels solid and stable on every jump, with no wobbling or cheap materials. The surface gives good grip, the build inspires confidence, and it's compact enough to store easily between sessions. It's genuinely gym-quality equipment at home, and I'd happily recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their training space.”
Verified purchase“it's solid. really good. just bigger than i thought it would be.”
£59.97 for a foam box with three sides at 16, 18 and 20 inches, 4.4 stars from 38 ratings, and #3 in Jumping Trainers. The listing was first available in September 2025, so the rating is young.
High-density foam with a removable, wipe-clean zip cover. It is lighter than wood, so rotating between sides takes seconds, and the soft edges remove the shin-scrape problem that puts people off committing to a height.
By contrast with the rest of this list, the marketing argues with itself: one bullet calls the box EXTRA LARGE and larger than standard, while the Size field says Small - 16" 18" 20". At 38 ratings, that mismatch is worth reading around. If you need a box for heavy weighted work, foam at this price is not the answer.
RIP X Soft 3 Sided Plyo Squat Jump Box, 12/16/18 in
The cheapest and lightest box here at £34.99 and 1.7 kg, with 83 ratings at 4.3 stars and an instruction to keep it against a wall.
Pros
- £34.99, the lowest price in the ten
- Quoted at 1.7 kg, the lightest product here
- Three sides: 12, 16 and 18 inches
- Non-slip cover over high-density foam
- States its setup requirement plainly: against a wall or solid surface
Cons
- 4.3 stars, the lowest average in the list
- 8 of its 83 ratings are one-star
- Not suitable for commercial use, per the listing
- Package weight reads 2.6 kg against the 1.7 kg bullet figure
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“The parcel came quicker than expected.No messing with the supplier,I would definitely order again from this company.The box I sent for is spot on.My wife is going to use it for her Pilates Reformer,the size and firmness is ideal,instead of opting for the more expensive option.”
Verified purchase“Great piece of equipment for your home gym. Firm and solid, but also with enough give to make landing on it comfortable. Great for step up and lowers. Also good for jumps with the range of heights suitable for a beginner/ older user.”
The lowest price in the ten at £34.99 and the lightest at a claimed 1.7 kg, with 83 ratings at 4.3 stars — the weakest average in this list.
It is a three-sided foam box at 12, 16 and 18 inches, with a non-slip cover over high-density foam. The listing states it must always be placed against a wall or other solid surface to prevent movement, and that it is not suitable for commercial use. In practice that makes it a starter foam plyo box: a home gym tool for anyone with a free wall behind them.
Even so, 8 of its 83 ratings are one-star, the highest proportion here, and the 1.7 kg figure is the product alone — the package field reads 2.6 kg. If you want one box that keeps working past 18 inches, this will not be it.
GanFindX Steel Plyometric Jump Box, 12 in
The highest average rating in the ten — 4.5 from 50 ratings — on a single 12-inch steel platform rated to 500 pounds, at a wooden-box price.
Pros
- 4.5 stars, the highest average in the ten
- 500-pound capacity, above the 450 pounds claimed by the wooden boxes
- Reinforced steel, wide trapezoid base and four rubber base pads
- 4.26 kg, and stackable for storage
- 30.5 x 30.5 x 30.5cm — a 12-inch cube, matching the Size field
Cons
- Title advertises 12/18 Inch but the Size field lists 12 inches only
- 50 ratings is one of the smallest bases here
- 12 of its 50 ratings are two-star, with no one-star ratings
- £60.74 buys a single height, against three heights from £54.03
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
“I have the 12" and the 18" boxes. These require a bit of assembly but I made my son do it and he knocked it right out.The 12 is probably best for most people as the 18 is a bit more challenging to use. So I'd think of 12 as "beginner to intermediate" and 18 as "advanced/expert". You definitely have more versatility with the 12.The materials on this were solid and these did not slip on my hard floors. The rubber mat on top had a bit of cushioning so it's not the usual gritty surface that you find. I did notice some bubbles on the rubber which I couldn't quite push out so that's just slightly annoying to look at. I'm sure a razor would fix that.In terms of value these are just ok. They're somewhat more compact than some of the bigger bulkier platforms but still fall somewhere in the middle as many other plyo boxes can be flipped for different heights or stacked and take up less space as a result. I'm also using the 18 as a toddler stool so it doubles as a stool if you're needing to reach something high.”
“OK, have been waiting until I'd used this a while before reviewing. Great step box! Full disclosure, I'm not using it for jumps (yet). For my steps (with kettle bells) I didn't think it would have as much stability as it does, based on it being kind of light weight. But I'm 220 and haven't had any problems with regular use over the last month or so. I also struggle with balance, so sturdiness and stability are really important to me. It was easy to put together. The size is perfect for home use in your basement / garage gym. I think this'll be holding up for the long run, I'm not worried about its durability. Also, it's not crazy expensive and I think you're getting good quality for the cost.”
4.5 stars from 50 ratings is the highest average in the ten, and the listing claims a 500-pound capacity — above the 450 pounds quoted on every wooden box here. It is a single 12-inch steel platform at £60.74.
Reinforced steel with precision welding, a wide trapezoid base and four rubber pads, plus a stackable design for storage. At 4.26 kg it is the lightest metal box in the list. The dimensions field gives 30.5 x 30.5 x 30.5cm, a 12-inch cube, which matches the Size field exactly.
That said, the title advertises 12/18 Inch while the Size field lists only 12 inches, so the second height is not documented anywhere else on the page. Crucially, 12 of its 50 ratings are two-star, with no one-star ratings at all — an unusual split behind a 4.5 average. If an 18-inch platform is what you are shopping for, ask before ordering.
Body Revolution Wooden Plyo Box, 50/60/75 cm
The tallest box here, reaching 75cm (30 inches), and the heaviest at 23.9 kg, with 54 ratings at 4.2 stars.
Pros
- Three heights up to 75cm (30 inches), the tallest in the ten
- Heavy-duty wood with internal reinforcement braces
- Anti-slip surface, pre-drilled holes and screws included
- 54 ratings at 4.2 stars
- The 23.9 kg build is what holds a 30-inch box steady
Cons
- 23.9 kg, the heaviest product in this list, and assembly is required
- Item Dimensions field reads 120 x 120 x 10 cm, which does not match a 75cm box
- 4.2 stars, joint-lowest average here, with 5 one-star and 7 two-star ratings
- £64.99 is more than the 24-inch foam boxes at £59.97 and £59.99
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Brilliant fitness box. I'm a complete idiot when it comes to DIY but even I was able to put it together with no issues (just as well as the instructions were of no help). The box is sturdy, VERY big and pretty heavy. All plus points in my book. I've used it a couple of times now and have no qualms about stepping onto it with some pretty hefty weights. Haven't jumped onto it yet. It's very high and I'd hit my head on the ceiling. I'll have to wait for some better weather so that I can get outside for that. The box fits comfortably in the back of my pickup truck for hauling around to clients (I'm a personal trainer). All in all, a brilliant plyo box for a few quid less than any of the others I've found.”
Verified purchase“Such a versatile piece of training equipment. It can be used for toning and strength fitness, to be used in step-ups, standing jumps, press ups, dips etc. The box comes flat-pack but assembles easily and very securely.Just in case you're wondering why this and not an ordinary wood it's all about being a tough wood to prevent bending or breaking. Withstands 17 stone users at the moment with no give or warping.”
£64.99 buys the biggest box in the ten: three heights of 50cm, 60cm and 75cm, or 20, 24 and 30 inches. It carries 54 ratings at 4.2 stars, the joint-lowest average here.
Heavy-duty wood with internal reinforcement braces, pre-drilled holes and an anti-slip surface. At 23.9 kg it is the heaviest product in this list, close to double the 12.2 kg Yes4All, and assembly is required. That weight is what makes a 75cm box usable.
However, the dimensions field reads 120 x 120 x 10 centimetres, which does not describe a box standing 75cm tall on any face; check the sizes on the page rather than the table. As a result, if you are not going to leave it in one place, that 23.9 kg is a real cost. Among its 54 ratings are 5 one-star and 7 two-star.
Jac & Mok Wooden Plyo Box, 16 x 14 x 12 in
The second-cheapest wooden 3-in-1 at £37.97, with a 350-pound capacity that is the lowest quoted here — and a Maximum Height field reading 14 inches against a 16-inch size.
Pros
- £37.97, the second-cheapest wooden box here
- Three height settings from a 16 x 14 x 12-inch box
- 6.8 kg, lighter than every other wooden box in this list
- Solid plywood with a clear coating and sanded edges
- Large handle and pre-drilled holes for assembly
Cons
- Maximum Height field reads 14 inches against a 16-inch size in the title
- 350-pound capacity, the lowest quoted in this list
- 38 ratings at 4.2 stars
- Item Dimensions of 40.5L x 30.5W x 35.5H cm give a 14-inch height, matching the 14-inch field rather than the 16-inch size
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Great squat box.I currently squat off a 14 inch trestle table. I want to go lower, but didn't want to cut the legs down again.... Bought this box. Dry assembled all the pieces, then held corners together as I put in screws. Did the first few with a screwdriver, then used a battery powered drill. All together fine and suits my needs. Way more stable than the table, I'm a happy customer.”
Verified purchase“Good solid construction with plenty of screws holding everything firmly. It is not quite suitable for cross-fit box jumps I'd say because when turned for the tallest position it is quite small and also 16 inches isn't so high for jumping. But I bought it for step ups and stretching for which it is perfect. I'd also say that the varnish is rather thin and can be easily scratched but for the price it is acceptable.”
£37.97 for a 16 x 14 x 12-inch wooden box with three height settings, 6.8 kg and 38 ratings at 4.2 stars. The brand lists four sizes; this is the smallest of them.
Solid plywood with a clear coating over the exterior, sanded edges and a large handle, plus pre-drilled holes to take the screws. At 6.8 kg it is lighter than every other wooden box in this guide, which makes flipping it between faces easy.
The problem is the measurement. The 16 x 14 x 12-inch size appears in both the bullet and the Size field, yet the Maximum Height field reads 14 inches, not 16. The Item Dimensions field backs the 14-inch figure: 40.5L x 30.5W x 35.5H centimetres lists height last, at 35.5cm. Meanwhile the 350-pound capacity is the lowest quoted anywhere in these ten. If you are near 350 pounds, this is not your box.
Final Verdict
For most homes, the £36.99 Amazon Basics wooden box covers three heights to 16 inches at the lowest wooden price, backed by 419 ratings at 4.6 stars. If impact is what stops you jumping higher, the GYM MASTER foam plyo box at £59.99 reaches 24 inches and softens a missed landing — a cheaper foam alternative is the £34.99 RIP X, provided you have a free wall to push it against. If you need maximum height, the £64.99 Body Revolution goes to 75cm and is the only box here past 24 inches, at the cost of 23.9 kg and 4.2 stars. And if you simply want the most-reviewed plyo box, the £68.00 Yes4All has 2,079 ratings, though read its spec table with the same scepticism as the rest.
Written by
Felipe Iglesias
Founder & Lead Reviewer
Felipe is a computational engineering student who has been working in SEO since he was sixteen. He founded ranked10 and researches every guide on the site.
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