Power Plate Vibration Plates in Boise
Gym Outfitters stocks Power Plate vibration plates — the MOVE, my5 and pro8 — at 1852 S Century Way in Boise, priced from $2,976 to $12,371.25 as of September 2026. Two minutes on the platform tells you whether it is for you, so call 208-345-2226 to check which models are set up on the showroom floor before you drive over.
What does a vibration plate do?
The platform vibrates under you while you hold or move through a position — a squat, plank, lunge or stretch — so the exercise is done on a moving surface instead of the floor. It is not a machine that does the workout for you. People use vibration plates for warm-ups, stretching and mobility work, bodyweight and light-dumbbell sessions, and balance drills. We sell them to homes, training studios, clubs and clinics.
How much does a Power Plate cost?
Four listings, from the $2,976 MOVE to the $12,371.25 pro8:
| Model | Price (as of September 2026) | Form factor | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power Plate MOVE | $2,976 | Columnless home plate, roughly a yoga mat's footprint, no handles; users to 300 lb | MOVE in black, red or titanium |
| Power Plate MOVE, wood finish | $3,300 | Same plate, wood-finish top | MOVE wood finish |
| Power Plate my5 | $4,871.25 | Mid-size plate with a column and handles — the model most people picture; home use with a commercial feel | my5 |
| Power Plate pro8 | $12,371.25 | Full commercial unit for clinics, training facilities and serious home gyms | pro8 |
Prices and stock change; see every vibration plate in stock or call 208-345-2226 for what is on the floor today.
Which Power Plate should I buy?
- MOVE if it goes in a bedroom, office or apartment and you want it to disappear: no column, no handles, and it fits where a yoga mat fits.
- my5 if you want handles for balance and something to hold during standing work, and have standing room around a column.
- pro8 if it will run all day in a clinic, studio or club, or you want the full commercial unit at home.
Do you sell used Power Plates?
Used Power Plates come in only now and then, so we cannot promise one will be in stock; none is listed as of September 2026. When one does come in, it is technician-inspected and sold for showroom pickup or local delivery only; check used equipment or call 208-345-2226 and ask to be told when one arrives.
What should I check before buying a vibration plate?
- Floor and placement. They are heavy and they vibrate; a ground floor or a solid slab is best. We deliver locally: garage delivery starts at $179, and in-home placement costs extra — see delivery and installation.
- Power. Check the power requirements for the specific model before you buy, or call 208-345-2226 and ask.
- Space. The MOVE needs roughly a yoga mat's footprint. The my5 and pro8 need standing room around the column.
- Use. Start with short sessions at a low setting, stop if anything feels wrong, and read Power Plate's own usage guidance — it publishes a list of situations in which it advises checking with a doctor first, and we will point you to it.
Where can I try a Power Plate in Boise?
At our showroom, 1852 S Century Way, Boise — call 208-345-2226 first to check which of the three models is set up on the floor; see contact and directions.
FAQ: Power Plate
Is the wood-finish Power Plate MOVE different from the standard MOVE?
Same plate, different top. The standard MOVE in black, red or titanium is $2,976 and the wood-finish MOVE is $3,300 as of September 2026; the platform, the columnless footprint and the 300 lb user rating are the same. People pick the wood finish for a living room or office where the plate stays out in the open.
Can I put a Power Plate upstairs?
You can, but a ground floor or a solid slab is best because the plates are heavy and they vibrate. If it must go upstairs, put it on a mat over a solid floor and have our crew carry it in: in-home placement upstairs is quoted per order on top of the $179 local delivery (as of September 2026). Tell us about the stairs and landings when you order.
What is the difference between the Power Plate MOVE, my5 and pro8?
Size, column and duty. The MOVE is a columnless plate about the size of a yoga mat for homes and offices. The my5 adds a column with handles and a larger platform for a home that wants a commercial feel. The pro8 is the full commercial unit, built to run all day in a clinic, studio or club.
How much space does a Power Plate need?
The MOVE needs roughly a yoga mat's footprint plus room to step on and off. The my5 and pro8 need their platform footprint plus standing room around the column and space to swing your arms for stretching. Put any of them on a ground floor or a solid slab if you can — they are heavy and they vibrate.
Call 208-345-2226 or visit 1852 S Century Way, Boise — Mon–Fri 9–6, Sat 9–5, closed Sunday.
Last updated: September 2026