Can I use two of these to do a jump squat? Like I would jump from the ground&amp; each foot would land on a step. Is it sturdy enough?
1953009
I would not do that. It really isn't a plyo box. Plyo boxes are expensive for a reason ... They can really take force plus weight. If you do want to jump up on a step, then you should by the full length step (the one I reviewed is just a square). The full length step can take jumps - no problem. I just wouldn't raise it above three risers. Search for B007G571ZO
289807
The instructions state to do that. I did not do it with mine. Seems sturdy enough for me. Maybe if kids in house, I might have done that for their safety.
889524
They are very sturdy! We had a different one before, and it was not nearly as strong as this one we have. Just as long as you keep it on a level floor, this can handle a ton of weight. :-)
683656
It's pretty sturdy but I suppose it would depend on how level the ground is and your own balance. I use it more for kneeling and being able to get up easier.
25337
Yes, this step stool is very sturdy. I feel very safe and confident to stand on it independently.
742048
Technically, you could "stack" them on each other but they probably just two, otherwise they would fall. Hope that helps!
1728652
It really depends on how deep a squat you wish to do. Personally I tend to use heavier weights and I would not chance either the ball throwing me off balance or popping.
2270683
I use it inside and outside. It is very sturdy - I use it for a stool and it flips right over and I can get up and down with it with no problems - it's great!
1438668
They seem sturdy from what I can tell. I'd still recommend not stepping on them or putting pressure on them, as it is somewhat flat and "disc" shaped, so it could potentially break pretty easy in that regard.
1753933
It is very sturdy and could support them weight wise if that's what you mean. More than 2, may not have enough room, but again, weight wise would be fine.
566739
Yes . You just flip it over to use the lower ones incase you want to do a deeper squat position
2122793
The manufacturer shows a maximum capacity of 600 lbs per leg, so I don't see why not!!! The raisers attach firmly into each other, so you should have no worries about them separating with 150 lbs +/- on each 2" 'stack'.
2082949
I bought this and I jump up and down on it.. I weigh 165lbs and it seems solid as a rock... I would think if you are under 300 lbs (and not jumping on it) it should be fine.
1453236
I would not step on top step as it could be dangerous. It is very sturdy and well made not cheap.... not sure what the weight limit is buy my hubby is 170 range and he has used it. Hope this helps you.
1414131
I have routinely done side bench triceps dips so definitely, yes. It is sturdy enough to do step ups, but you will risk tearing up the padding.
1149852
You can use weight plates. I've done this when using it indoors on a gym floor. You can use more weight this way. The Sac is sturdy enough to use it this way, especially on a low-friction surface.
1688005
I don't know if I would recommend stacking two without placing some sort of mat for stability between them. The tops and bottoms of these are metal and my only fear is them sliding against one another. With a mat, though, they shouldn't have a problem.