Vertical Jump Tester, Floor Mounted Vertical Jump Measurement Tool, 5.6-11.8 ft Adjustable Vertical Jump Trainer, Vertical Jump Measure Stick Pole Tool for Volleyball Slam Dunk Training Aid

If you want to test for running vertical jump, make sure you go for a mechanical vertical jump tester. The Top Hopper TH1000 is easily the best choice on the current market, making it a no brainer for sports organizations and teams looking to regularly test vertical jump performance.

A vertical jump mat is the most portable way to accurately and reliably test your vertical jump. Here are the best vertical jump mats of 2022!

Immerse yourself in vertical jump training with the Vertec™ Jump Trainer, the highest-quality portable jump measurement tool. Whether you’re a volleyball coach, basketball enthusiast, personal trainer, or part of law enforcement or firefighter training programs, the Vertec™ is your key to unlocking peak performance.

The Vertec vertical jump tester is a versatile and accurate tool that will measure vertical jumps within ½-inch to really show improvement throughout the training cycle. Adjust the color-coded vanes from 6' to 12'.

Shop for vertical jump testers to measure explosive power as well as efficiency of movement.

Take your vertical jump testing to new heights! JAWKU JUMP is the newest addition in our Performance Training line of products. JUMP is an app-based wearable clip that measures your vertical jump height. It is light-weight, portable and accurate, so you can measure, train and test your vertical jump anywhere and anytime. **SENSOR INCLUDED**

Shop our vertical jump testing equipment if you want the most accurate, repeatable and reproducible measurements on the market. Everything was built for you and can be customized. The Top Hopper offers the highest-quality vertical jump measuring systems, which is why it the #1 choice at Combines.

3 天之前 · VERT is the first Made in the USA, wearable vertical jump tester. In real time, it tells you how high you jump, your best vertical, average vertical, and how many jumps you made in a practice session, game, or workout.