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The smarter solution for fixing knee and hip injuries
2 Verified Reviews
LadderPod Adjustable-Height Box
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HSA/FSA APPROVED
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LadderPod Instruction Guide
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1-Year Warranty
Why you’ll love it
- Clinically proven approach to strengthen knees and hips the way PTs recommend
- All-in-one platform with 12 heights to restore strength, stability, and mobility step by step
- Unlock a full range of exercises from step-downs, box jumps, split squats, step-ups, and more
- Feel safe and confident with heavy-duty steel supporting to 400 lbs and arm support
- Includes an easy-to-follow manual with guided routines and videos for knee, hip, ankle, and lower leg recovery
How it works
What it helps with
Product specs
Address the injuries that hold you back
Address the injuries that hold you back
Most people either quit rehab too soon or aren’t sure if they’re doing the right exercises — and that’s why injuries don't fully heal. The LadderPod solves this with an expert-designed strength & mobility routines and 12 adjustable height levels, giving you one solution for safe rehab at home.
With every LadderPod, you’ll get:
- PT-recommended exercises for knees, hips, ankles, and lower back that target the root of your pain
- Step-by-step strength & mobility routines that guide you through a safe recovery
- Video tutorials that show proper form, so you can move with confidence and see real progress
Adjustable height
One platform to replace multiple boxes
Unlocks a variety of exercises
Rock solid and keeps you stable
Arm support for extra safety
Fixed height
Requires multiple boxes
Limited use
Unstable and can wobble or slip
No support if you lose balance
Adjustable height
One platform to replace multiple boxes
Unlocks a variety of exercises
Rock solid and keeps you stable
Arm support for extra safety
Fixed height
Requires multiple boxes
Limited use
Unstable and can wobble or slip
No support if you lose balance
How to use
Injury-Focused Program
Start your recovery with a clear, step-by-step plan:
- Find your injury in the Injuries section.
- Follow the recommended drills.
- Progress through each stage gradually and safely.
General Strength & Stability
Build a stronger, more stable base — injured or not:
- Choose exercises from the Strength section.
- Focus on movements that feel weak or challenging.
- Keep progressing with new variations as you get more comfortable.
Customer Reviews
Excellent quality. Fast delivery. Just what I was looking for to rehab an aging hip and weak glute.
Loving the new addition to my home gym. The Ladder pod is solid, stable, adjustable "box".
Pros:
Fairly easy to assemble. Only 5 pieces in total that was not too hard to align and build by myself. The asymmetrical oversized wingnut/screw helped to get enough torque to ensure that the ladderpod was properly assembled for the stability.
Easily adjustable for height. Only need one box for step ups, pistol squats, etc and can quickly switch between exercise. No longer need multiple sized boxes, or get slowed down adjusting the boxes already on the market.
Cons:
Colour - I don't care for the orange, so I bought black grip tape to cover the orange poles.
Mobility - Would like to have wheels to move into position a bit easier. I have tile on my floor so it slides ok, but if you have gym flooring or carpet in your house it will be more cumbersome.
WingNut- the asymmetrical oversized wingnut/screw was helpful to assemble the ladderpod, but does not line up and can be a hazard for people walking by/near the ladderpod, beware of potential for broken toes.
Potential for improvements/upgrades:
I am tallish at 5'10, and it is too short to use a stretching platform as is demonstrated in videos and the instructional book. Taller increments would be beneficial for taller patients/customers.
Addition for Band Attachments would make this more versatile. The edges are fairly smooth, but worry about the increased friction that would fray and pop resistance or therabands sooner than later.
If you have the space, want the versatility, want the space saving design, or have a need for a more rehab focused box, I definitely recommend adding this to your home gym, or rehab facility.
Questions? We got you.
How often should I use the LadderPod?
Should I feel discomfort or pain?
What is the maximum weight limit?
How long will it take to see improvement in strength or mobility?
Is it safe for people with balance issues?
How stable is it on different surfaces (tile, carpet, gym floor)?
Should I use it with shoes, or can I use it barefoot?
Does it come with a warranty?
Is it suitable for both early-stage rehab and advanced strengthening?
How does the LadderPod’s adjustable height work?
Can athletes use it for performance training (not just rehab)?
Can I combine it with resistance bands or weights?