Treadmill Name:	Bodyguard T320X
	Editor’s Note:	A beefed up version of the T280 now with the addition of the successful X frame.

	MSRP:	$3,799
	Walking Area	7
	Power:	8
	Cushioning:	7
	Reliability:	8
	Noise Level:	8
	Quality:	9
	Value	8
	Warranty:	9
	Overall Rating:	8.31

		Review Comments:	This one gets kind of lost in the shuffle, especially considering the new models from Lifefitness and the fact that this is dead in the middle of Precor’s strength.

• Customizable settings menu

• AFDS

• ESC

• JustGo feature

• Silicone keys

• 4 user ID

• 6 memory programs and 6 learn programs

• DBS cushioning

• LED mono color

• Short handlebars, crossbar and end caps

• Bottle Holder

• Reading Rack

• Quickspeed keys

• Quick programs key

The BodyGuard T320X comes with a 3.2 HP Palladium drive motor. This motor has speeds that will reach up to 11 mph. And if the max speed is still not sufficient, then a user can elevate the machine for up to 15% to increase intensity.

The 20” x 57” commercial E8 tread belt gives you enough room to move comfortably during your run. While the BDS cushioning prevents accidents by reducing impact on your joint and minimizing lateral movement.

The LED mono colored central information window with a 12 digit scrolling screen shows you necessary information regarding your workout. While the silicone keys provide users a soft touch feel.
The Contact HR Bar monitors your pulse rate by simply gripping the bar. Or if you want, you can also use the heart rate chest strap which has the same function as the HR bar without requiring you to hold on to the bar. These features are perfect for people who workout within their target heart range.
With 12 pre-programmed workouts included in this machine including 6 learn programs, 6 memory programs, and 4 user IDs.
Other features include a reading rack that you can use to place your reading materials, a bottle holder where you can put your water for easy access, the advance friction detection system (AFDS) which prevents overheating of the motor and shortage of the drive, and the electronic stride control (ESC) which controls the speed of the machine to prevent it from changing pace especially when the treadmill is inclined.

Strengths:
Great treadmills

Weaknesses:
Besides being a pricey, none we can find!!