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Overview Top Picks How to Choose Compare Benefits Brands Space Ownership FAQ Plyo Boxes Plyo Boxes — Power Systems & Prism Fitness, $550 to $1,550 Peak Primal Wellness carries plyo boxes from Power Systems and Prism Fitness, two brands with long track records in commercial and athletic training environments. Prices range from $550 for a single soft box up to $1,550 for a full foam set, so there's a practical entry point for home gyms and a clear path to professional-grade setups. These boxes suit a wide range of people: athletes building explosive power, coaches running group classes, and general fitness enthusiasts adding a low-barrier conditioning tool to their routine. The core decision usually comes down to surface type (hard-top steel versus foam or soft vinyl), how many height increments you need, and whether you want the versatility of a stackable system, a 3-in-1 soft plyo box, or a fixed multi-size set. Entry Option: The Prism Fitness Smart 3-in-1 Soft Plyometric Box at $550 gives a single-unit solution with three usable height faces, solid foam construction, and a soft landing surface that reduces injury risk on missed jumps. Premium Option: The Power Systems Premium Power-Plyo Box Set at $1,088 delivers four fully welded steel-frame boxes in 12", 18", 24", and 30" heights with reinforced 3/4" plywood tops built for repeated heavy use. Construction Quality: Power Systems hard-top boxes use fully welded steel frames, a construction standard common in commercial facilities where wobble or frame flex under load is not acceptable. Athletic Performance Use: Box jumps, depth drops, and step-up progressions all train reactive strength and rate of force development, making plyo boxes a staple in speed and power programs for team sport athletes. General Fitness Use: For non-competitive trainees, plyo boxes serve as versatile platforms for elevated push-ups, Bulgarian split squats, step-ups, and seated box jumps that make plyometric work approachable at any fitn