Titan Fitness 3-in-1 Heavy Foam Plyometric Box, 20-in. x 24-in. x 30-in, HIIT Exercises, MMA Training, Cross Training

Titan Fitness 3-in-1 Heavy Foam Plyometric Box, 20-in. x 24-in. x 30-in, HIIT Exercises, MMA Training, Cross Training

$ 229.99

Score By Feature

Based on 141 ratings

Maneuverability

9.50

Durability

9.18

Sturdiness

9.08

Stability

8.58

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VERSATILE WORKOUT: Whether you're doing cross-training, aerobic exercises, or physical therapy, this Foam Plyo Box will give you an advantage. This box has you covered whether you're doing box jumps, push-ups, dips, or step-ups.

START WITH THE 20-INCHES TO GET A FEEL FOR WHAT YOUR VERTICAL CAN HANDLE. If (and when) that becomes too easy, rotate the box and add 4 to 10-inches to your jump height, pushing yourself to jump higher and burn those calories!

DURABLE FOAM CONSTRUCTION: We created a solid foam platform that can support countless hours of workouts by using durable foam in our construction. Compact and durable, this box is the tool you need to take your workout to new heights.

SURFACE IS SOFT AND SLIP-FREE: Unlike other wood boxes, this workout box is designed to be soft so you don't have to worry about your shins banging against the edge. Because the material is non-slip, you'll be able to maintain stability throughout each set of jumps.

NO ASSEMBLY REQUIRED: We don't mess around here at Titan Fitness. We are a group of individuals who recognize the importance of having dependable fitness equipment that does not require hours of assembly. There is no need to put this plyometric box together. As soon as you take it out of the package, it's ready to go.

Questions & Answers

What's the difference between the 19lb and the 65lb, aside from weight?

It'll be more stable if the box weighs 65 pounds. If you land close to the edge of the 19-pound box, it may tip. However, I'm not sure if it really does weigh 65 pounds.

I'm just worried about the impact on my knees if this box has any give or is solid. ?

Believe me when I say that the one I bought has a lot of give and will save your knees.

I've seen a lot of complaints about the box not being stable, but I believe you're all talking about the 16 pound box. I'm perplexed because 65 pounds must be stable. ?

I own a 65-pound box and have used it for a variety of exercises. I have no complaints about how well it has held up. If you're used to the solid, flat feel of a wooden box, you'll initially feel unsteady and even land strangely. You must balance yourself in this box in order to land safely. I adore it!

Is it possible to keep it in the open air?

That is not something I would recommend. I believe it is heat. The weather has the potential to quickly degrade the cover. Because the interior is foam, it would quickly become smelly if moisture got in.

Selected User Reviews For Titan Fitness 3-in-1 Heavy Foam Plyometric Box, 20-in. x 24-in. x 30-in, HIIT Exercises, MMA Training, Cross Training

Foam Plyo Box of Excellent Quality at a Reasonable Price I'm a big crossfitter who does 2-hour workouts every day

4/5

Every day, there are three sessions. I wanted a foam plyo at home, but didn't want to spend a lot of money on a high-end model. I did a lot of research and discovered that this one is extremely durable and high quality. Foam plyometrics are fantastic, but they can be deceiving. They're soft, but not too soft; otherwise, you won't get the right feel, and landing on them will be difficult; this one appeared to have a good stiffness to it, as well as enough weight to know that when I use it at 30" (which is the majority of the time), it won't tip or be unstable. It's held up well and appears to be long-lasting; however, the foam could be a little stiffer. Regardless, it is of excellent quality and comes at a very reasonable price, making it ideal for use as a garage box in the home.

Lilith Cochran

| Dec 19, 2021

For a CrossFit tee (65 pound box), this is a fantastic deal

5/5

This was a Christmas present for my husband, and he absolutely adores it. We do crossfit, but he's had a couple of nasty scrapes on his shins from the sharp edges of wooden boxes. This is a box he really likes. The cover appears to be very sturdy and durable. The 30" side isn't strong enough for recklessness, but it's fine for box jumps! It also helps to keep your joints in good shape! Not to mention that it's a STEAL when compared to the rogue boxes, which can cost up to $200 plus shipping! And this one is of the same high quality!.

Amani Sexton

| May 24, 2021

Fearless! This is fantastic! I've avoided box jumps since a high school box jump failure left me with agonizing bone bruises on both shins

5/5

Now, 25 years later, I'm interested in doing them as part of my Spartan race preparation. This is an excellent choice. It's heavy and solid (except for the 30" jump, which I'll probably only use to put my feet on for decline pushups!) and I'm not worried about hurting myself if I miss a jump. A big thumbs up!.

Deandre Anthony

| Feb 24, 2021

Of the three foam boxes I bought on Amazon, this was the best

5/5

We have three different brands of foam boxes at our facility, all of which were purchased from Amazon, and this is the first one to be chosen every time; the 65 option is quite heavy, but it is quite stable. It is obvious that it is not as stable as a wood box, but it does hold up well. I'm not sure I'd trust it for high reps of 30", but that's difficult to come by with any foam box. Spend the extra money on the heavy one as long as you can transport it!.

Kaylani Lamb

| Mar 14, 2021

Love it! This is fantastic! This was the first time I was able to do 20" box jumps

5/5

After witnessing so many horrific falls in class, I've always been wary of using a wooden box. After seeing some of my classmates jump on it, I was a little hesitant because it appeared to be extremely wobbly. But it's actually very stable, and I had no problems jumping on it. We even had a girl try her first ever 30" box jump on it, and she did it without difficulty. It was well worth the money. If there are any issues with quality or durability, we will provide an update.

Peter Castillo

| Oct 30, 2021

Very secure and stable! After hitting her shin on her wooden box (twice), I bought this product for my CrossFit wife

5/5

This allows her to jump without fear of further gashes or deep bone bruises. After reading reviews, I decided to purchase the 64-pound box, which is incredibly stable and does not move even when my 200-pound self performs 30-inch box jumps!.

Paola Nichols

| Jun 23, 2021

This is a fantastic plyo box

5/5

This is a fantastic plyo box. It is sturdy and stable due to its weight, and it is simple to adjust the heights by flipping it.

Louisa SYKES

| Apr 20, 2021

The most secure method of jumping

4/5

These boxes are perfect for our gym because they keep our members safe. We also use traditional wood boxes, which are more stable and easier to move because they have hand holes to carry, but they're a great option for new athletes who aren't ready to jump to higher heights. br>This model weighs 65 pounds, which is necessary for jumping stability but makes it difficult to transport without handles.