Rogue Flat Pack Games Box

Perfect addition to the home gym. Simple assembly but major impact on my workouts and my ability to include variety into basic movements.

See photos. 2 panels have deep gouges. Alyssa A assured me this was well within Grade C plywood expectations.

The All-In-One Wood Plyo Box truly lives up to its reputation as a versatile, durable and reliable training tool. The 3-in-1 design with height options of 20”, 24”, and 30” makes it easy for me to customize my workouts. I appreciate the sturdy construction and the substantial weight, which keeps the box stable during even the most intense plyometric exercises, and no matter if I’m wearing a ruck or holding dumbbells. What really stands out is the quality craftsmanship by Rogue. The use of 3/4” thick Radiata Pine ACX and the interior center support panel give the box a solid, durable feel, and the CNC machined panels with rounded edges add a layer of safety that’s hard to find elsewhere. It was easy to put together as assembly was a breeze thanks to precision corner joints as well (I bought the flat pack). The built-in handles make it easy to move around. The year-long warranty offers peace of mind, reinforcing that this is a smart investment for anyone serious about fitness.

So happy with my purchase. I bought this because i used it at my gym and know i can trust it. It felt essential to assemble this with a buddy. It is very sturdy and i appreciate the rounded corners! I sanded it and applied a wheatherproof sealant to preserve it better as i will be storing it in my garage. Its not cheap, but its reliable, and sturdy! I have no doubt this could last a lifetime. And hey, it doubles as extra seating!

Box fit together very well. If I had to have one improve comment, it would be to have pictures of the screw place in the directions. The box is serving its purpose very well.

Really enjoying the games box. Small footprint, multi-use, very solid. Looking forward to incorporating this into more workouts.

Easy to put together. Instructions said it came with 2 extra screws, but it actually had 4 extra. I looked for those two extra holes multiple times before deciding that it was put together correctly. If you've ever used one of these in a box or somewhere, you know they're sturdy as can be. Putting together was a tad annoying but manageable. Definitely will want to use a drill and not a screwdriver.

Was hesitant about assembling wood and getting it "square". This thing is laser cut and perfectly flat no matter how you orient the box. Tested it with chad1000x to make sure. Mine had 4 extra screws even though it said it would have 2.