Review on 🌟 Greeninsync Special Edition Stainless Steel Bands for Fitbit Alta HR - Adjustable Accessory Wristband for Women, Men, Girls, Boys - Compatible with Alta Bracelet by Scott Richardson

I bought a bracelet with pink centers. This is a fantastic band and I've been wearing it non-stop (except for showering and charging) since I got it. The clasp is secure and easy to put on and take off - much easier than the straps that come with the FitBit. (Interesting point - I received the FitBit with 3 straps, one is pink - on day 2 I wore the original pink strap, I noticed it was discolored all around the edges! I couldn't wash it off with soap.) I had no discoloration of the pink GreenInsync stripes. After wearing it for almost 2 weeks it still looks brand new. Perfect fit for my Alta HR (bought December 2017). It was too big for my tiny wrists and removed 7 links at first. Had to put a link back in because it was too tight and now it fits like a good stainless steel bracelet. I currently have 9 links (6 in my bag in case I gain weight) in addition to the first (non-removable) link on each side of the Fitbit and the clasps and they fit well. My friend did the connection adjustment for me because I can't see well and the pins are tiny. He could do it without reading the instructions. (My ONLY complaint with this product is that the harness adjustment instructions aren't included in the box. They are in the product description, so I'm glad I read that before purchasing!). I told him that a helpful review said "Follow the direction of the arrows" and he said the links were arrowed. I thought the pins were small screws and the tool a tiny screwdriver, but I was wrong. He told me that the tool is more like a "pin press" and you have to insert the bracelet into the tool, line up the pin with the "pin press" and use the press to push the pin out. Then to reinstall the pin, he aligned the pin in the link and pressed it down with a press, but he had to use another hard surface to push the pin all the way in so as not to damage the little tool/press. I really like how easy it is to slip your hand into the bracelet and fasten the latch. Since it's a closed bracelet, I can also hang it on a hook in the bathroom while showering/charging. To snap it in place, I fold the clasp in and gently push until I hear a "click". To unlock, I just squeeze the sides of the clasp. (see photos) I contacted the company with a question and they responded immediately and were very willing to help in any way they could.