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- Since the Ironman 320t treadmill has a weight limit of 350 pounds (about 100 pounds more than the average budget treadmill), it's a good choice for heavier walkers shopping in this price range. Otherwise, it has all the usual features. Owners say it's easy to assemble and move.
- We read a few durability and maintenance complaints from owners about the Ironman 320t treadmill, although reviews are mainly positive overall. Although the high user-weight-limit is a plus, other budget treadmills get better reviews overall.
In treadmill reviews, the Ironman 320t is said to be average for its price class. This folding treadmill has the usual features, including a heart-rate monitor. Its 56" x 20" belt is a little short compared to some of the competition, but the Ironman 320t has a 350-pound user weight limit, which is higher than other budget treadmills. That makes it a good choice for heavier walkers shopping in this price range. Another consideration in this price range is the New Balance 1400 (*est. $1,000).
In our search for the most credible reviews of the Ironman 320t treadmill, we found the best review at TreadmillDoctor.com, which reviews more treadmills than any other source and offers a clear explanation of its ratings criteria. The Ironman 320t is also tested against other treadmills by Consumer Reports. We supplemented these two hands-on tests with comments at Treadmill-Ratings-Reviews.com and Amazon.com.
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TreadmillDoctor.com tests and rates treadmills according to various well-defined criteria. Fit and finish are big factors in the ratings here, and this aspect is discussed in the review for the Ironman 320t treadmill.
Review: Ironman 320t Review, Clark & Jon Stevenson
2. ConsumerReports.orgDetails/Subscribe
Consumer Reports tests about 20 treadmills starting at $1,000, basing ratings on tests that simulate a year of use. The Ironman 320t is one of the treadmills included in the ratings chart.
Review: Treadmills, Editors of Consumer Reports, May 2007
3. Amazon.com
About a dozen owners posting to Amazon.com have rated the Ironman 320t treadmill. Generally, users say they're pleased with this machine, citing only minor issues with replacement parts.
Review: Ironman 320t treadmill reviews, Contributors to Amazon.com
4. Treadmill-Ratings- Reviews.com
This article doesn't focus specifically on the Ironman 320t treadmill as much as it does on the manufacturer behind the Ironman treadmill, Keys Fitness.
Review: Keys treadmills, Fred Waters
TreadmillTips.com offers reviews and recommendations of treadmills, but we can't tell if models are tested or why some rate more highly than others. Aaron Co says fit and finish is the primary problem with Ironman treadmills, but if you can find them on sale, they are a good value.
Review: Ironman treadmills, Aaron Co
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