Yes4All 3-in-1 Wooden Plyo Box - Plyometric Jump Box for Home Gym and Outdoor Workouts, 450 lbs Box Jump

Excellent! Very well built, clearly CNC cut. Fits perfectly together. Use a drill or impact driver, unless you have forearms is steel. Only way to make it stronger is to glue it then screw it together. There is no clear coat on the finish. I may add that just as a layer of protection, but I’m anal like that😆

We bought this item so when we are placing tattoo.Stencils on clients they would be higher off the ground. It has two different sizes, depending on which way you position.It. definitely works well, and it's easy for clients to get on and off.

I use this for touch and go box squats. It's very sturdy, handles (oval holes) make it easy to move around, and assembly took about 5min using a cordless drill.

It is very solid and stable. I appreciate the different heights you can get by rotating it. I leave mine outdoors including in the rain, and so far is has survived well (but it does NOT have a waterproof finish, so try this at your peril). Assembling it was a modest chore, but I had a power drill for the many screws this requires. It would have been a real bother if I had to drive the screws in by hand. I got the 16x18x20 box and would not want anything bigger.

Just got this and assembly was easy. Very well made and heavy duty plywood. Now the fun begins!

I have been looking for a cost-effective, well-crafted box to add to my workouts, and this is perfect for my needs! I agree with others that the enclosed screwdriver is useless, unless you're a guy with a lot of time on your hands! I carefully used a cordless drill, and it took maybe five minutes (?) to get it together by myself! I will use this for balance work, stepping, planks, etc. Very pleased with my purchase!

Super high quality wood/construction, assembly couldn’t have been easier, instructions were VERY CLEAR. We used Tite Bond glue just to ensure it would last decades of hard use. Great product and great value!

This box is great and exceeds all of my expectations. I was going to build one myself with plywood, but with the price of plywood I was able to buy this produce with pre-cut, pre-drilled and countersunk holes for just a bit more money and save hours of work. I strongly recommend using a drill/screw-gun to install the 24 screws, and don’t even try to use the tiny included screwdriver. It could be done with a solid hand screwdriver, but putting 24 screws into solid plywood will be tiring. Instructions were included, but I found it to be pretty easy to figure out. I did need a helping hand to hold the pieces in place until I got a few of the screws in place.