One mat.
Or twenty.

Start with one mat and connect more when you need them, up to 20 on one controller. Three sizes, set up for the test you want to run.

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3mat sizes
20mats maximum on one controller
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1controller reads it all

Build your setup

Pick a size and a number of mats. The drawing is to scale, and the footprint and price update as you go.

Start from an idea

Mat size

How many

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Layout

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Footprint
Your setup

What will you test?

Tap what you run most. We’ll show it in action and point you to the mat that fits.

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Lay them out your way

The leads connect the same way on every mat, so the layout is up to you.

See it in the gym

Real coaches, real athletes and every kind of setup.

Hurdle laneMats chained with cables, one display for the whole lane
Over and onto the matEvery contact counts
Drop jumpsThe depth to land and rebound
Repeated hopsRSI on the spot
Single-leg workLeft and right, same mat
Live displayResults on a screen as they land
Team sessionsBox, mat, next athlete

Three sizes

Drawn to the same scale. Nearly the same width, very different depth, and all of them chain together.

28 x 14 in71 x 36 cm$200 28 x 28 in71 x 71 cm$400One surface for a fixed station 27 x 36 in69 x 91 cm$500Our largest, for drop jumps and larger athletes

Built to be
jumped on

Every Plyomat mat is solid, high-grade polyurethane. Industry relies on polyurethane for forklift wheels and conveyor rollers because it takes repeated load and abrasion without breaking down. That is the job a jump mat does all season.

Close-up of the Plyomat logo formed into the textured polyurethane surface
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Solid all the way throughThere is no foam layer to pack down, so the mat under your hundredth athlete is the mat your first one landed on.
Made for hard landingsPolyurethane flexes under load and recovers. Drop jumps, hurdle hops and repeated contacts are what this surface is for, rep after rep and season after season.
A consistent surfaceThe textured finish gives athletes a consistent surface to land on and leave from, session after session.
The logo is part of the matThe Plyomat mark is formed into the surface rather than printed on top, so there is nothing to peel or wear away.
At home in a weight roomThis is tough equipment, not a fragile lab instrument. Use it on a court, a track or a gym floor. Put a rigid board under it on turf or soft ground.
Protect it from cleatsPolyurethane handles shoes all day. If athletes wear cleats, lay a piece of turf over the mat to protect the surface.

Every contact, read instantly

The mat picks up the moment the feet leave and the moment they land, with 0.001 s timing resolution on the controller.

No calibrationPlug it in and start testing. 15 lb (7 kg) of force registers contact.
Works with every controllerPlyomat 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 and Just Jump controllers.
Standard M8 connectorsEvery mat has the same leads, so any size chains to any other.
1-year warrantyShips within 2 days, with low-cost worldwide shipping.

Common questions

How many mats can I chain?

Up to 20 on one controller, though most setups need far fewer. Chained mats read as one continuous surface.

Do I need extra cables?

Not when mats sit side by side, because the leads join directly at the corner. A 3 m mat-to-mat cable ($30) adds distance when you want a gap.

Can I mix sizes?

Yes. Every Plyomat mat uses the same connectors, so any size chains to any other.

Can I run two stations at once?

Yes. Give each mat its own controller and test two athletes at the same time.

What does the app cost?

Nothing. The Plyomat app is free with your hardware, with no subscription.

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