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This is the titanium watch band I picked up from Amazon for my Garmin Enduro. I’ve been wearing it for about three to four months now.
I’ve tried several different variants of watch bands, and this is the one that’s held up the best.
Quick take
- Lighter than the stainless steel bands I had before
- Easy to size. Each link has an arrow showing where to push it out
- Worn 24/7 for three to four months, at the gym and swimming
- Held up best of the bands I’ve tried
- The catch: after months of daily use it shows normal wear and tear
What I liked
It’s light
It’s a lot lighter than the stainless steel ones that I had before, which makes a difference when you’re wearing it all day.
Adjusting the links is simple
The links are really easy to adjust. They have an arrow on the back showing which way to push to remove them.
It handles everything I do
I wear it 24/7 and only take it off when I’m charging the watch. I wear it to the gym, I go swimming with it, and it’s done really well, with just normal wear and tear.
Things to know before you buy
- Check your size. The listing comes in 26mm and 22mm versions, and you need the one that fits your watch.
- Expect normal wear on the finish if you wear it every day like I do.
What I didn’t cover
I’ve only used it on my Garmin Enduro, so I can’t speak to fit on other models.
Install notes
To size it, push the links out in the direction of the arrows on the back.
Specs from the Amazon listing
These come from the Amazon listing title. I didn’t test them myself:
- 26mm titanium quick release band, listed for Fenix 8 51mm, Enduro 3 51mm, Fenix 6X Pro, 7X Pro and 5X Plus
- 22mm version listed for Garmin Fenix 8 47mm and other models
Who it’s for
Good fit if you: wear your Garmin all day, including at the gym or in the pool, and want something lighter than stainless steel.
Maybe skip it if you: prefer a silicone or fabric strap for workouts.
Bottom line
Of the variants I’ve tried, this is the one that’s held up the best. I’d recommend it if you have a Garmin watch.
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