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

Arrived promptly. No shipping damage. Assembly is relatively easy (don’t tighten down sides until internal support inserted!). Box is substantial. Like any plyo box placing it on slip resistant surface is important. One can gripe about the size of the box but weigh that against the price. I am very satisfied with the product but thrilled with the price performance ratio.

I happened upon this during a sale and picked it up for $24. I'm very impressed. What a find! It's easy to assemble, pieces are cut perfectly and is very sturdy.

The edges are rounded and everything went together very easily. Match numbers and use drill to drive the screws, slowly and not to tighten until the end.I am 280lb and I feel very secure with this. I love it.

You may or may not like this box. If you are a serious jumper then I say you should buy the largest size listed. That being the 29x24x30 size. This larger size will give you a lot more foot room in which to land. I bought the mid size one but do not intend to do a lot of serious high jumps. Quality wise I think it is very good for the money. And especially at todays lumber prices. Don't expect this box to fit together like a piece of fine furniture. But it is pretty decent. I would suggest that you don't over tighten any of the screws until you have it put together. Then you can loosen them and tighten them and jockey them around...push in those sides that are over gapping or under gapping and finally tighten. If you have an electric drill to insert the screws you will be a happy camper. One misleading statement in the description is that the corners and edges of the box are rounded off. Not true in my case. Pretty sharp edges. I will sand the edges myself, but even then, I can see users getting banged up on plyo boxes. Maybe some shine guards are in order... YMMV

I think I received the last one of these available (24x20x16) - It was on sale for $25, which was a ridiculously good deal considering I couldn't have bought the materials to fabricate this for $25. Ships in pieces, time to assemble was ten minutes. Sturdy and handles jumps well. It's a box. Not much else to say about it.

I bought this for my husband for his makeshift garage gym. He said the instructions were very clear and easy to follow. Assembling the box was much easier than he expected. He reinforced the joints with Gorilla Glue but this wasn't necessary because the pieces fit together well. The box is very sturdy...he weighed about 230 lbs when he first used it...no problems. Highly recommended.

I put this box together in about 15 minutes with a drill and have used it pretty extensively since. The rounded corners are a very nice touch. Overall it is a commodity product at a competitive price and they didn't screw anything up in terms of manufacturing tolerance/quality of materials

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)