Proform Fitness 320 Exercise Elliptical Machine
Monday, May 3rd, 2010 at
5:56 pm
- The Proform Fitness 320 Exercise Elliptical Trainer has a built-in, two-speed fan that creates air currents from 4 to 6 MPH, the ideal range for body cooling, so youll stay comfortable and cool throughout your workout.
- Adjust resistance at the push of button. Simply select more or less resistance depending on what type of workout you want. Choose a difficulty setting between 1 and 12, for a wide range of workouts.
- Get an accurate pulse reading with the convenient sensors built into the handlebars of the elliptical machine- simply grip them for a reading of your heart rate.
- The smooth, frictionless resistance system allows you to adjust your workout intensity without interrupting your workout. Choose from multiple intensity levels to target specific workout and conditioning goals.
- A single large LCD display window on the Elliptical Trainer boasts three sections that visually track your speed, time, distance, calories burned, fat calories burned and pulse.
Product Description
Work both your upper and lower body with this compact, affordable Proform Fitness 320 Exercise Elliptical Machine and adjust your workout intensity without interruption with Silent Magnetic Resistance. The CoolAire Workout Fan keeps you cool and refreshed so you can exercise longer. The EKG Heart Rate Monitor helps you track your pulse and stay in your target heart rate zone so you can make sure you get the most from your workout…. More >>
Proform Fitness 320 Exercise Elliptical Machine
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Warning: DO NOT BUY the ProForm 320. I am a man of upper avg. weight (215 lbs) and bought the ProForm 320 in hopes to cut down my weight. 3 months after purchasing this product direct from Sears, the left support beam failed (whilst exercising) and broke from its previously welded position on the flywheel. Knowing that any warranty coverage would only buy be 3 months more time before the next machine failure, I opted to have my father weld the support beam back in place, which held up….until the RIGHT foot support beam broke 3 weeks later. I had that one welded as well thinking I was out of the woods…WRONG. a month after that, the right inner support beam broke straight off the axle. After that, I gave up and burned the damn thing straight to hell in a bonfire behind my dad’s storage unit. Cheap parts = DONT BUY! Make sure to ask before u buy where these products are made, and if they are sturdy. Whoever made this contraption should be calling a lawyer.
Rating: 1 / 5