Review on Intoval Stainless Steel Replacement Bands for Fitbit Inspire 2/Inspire HR/Inspire, Ideal Metal Bands for Women and Men (Small, Black) by Kathy Robinson

I wear mine all the time, even in the Arizona heat, no "rust" problem with metal turning your wrist green, thank goodness! I have small wrists and the small size suits me, but I'm used to wearing a longer strap when I'm done. This strap doesn't fit as many people as my old Fitbit strap did. The multicolored look is nice - colorful but not flashy. I had absolutely no problem attaching the strap to my Fitbit once I figured out the system. It's not the fault of this strap and its makers, it's Fitbit's fault - they made the strap system very complex (IMO - and this is my fourth Fitbit, so I've been watching the changes they've made). ) - most likely discourages people from changing groups. It's actually not hard to do - just take your time and do it over a simple, light-colored tabletop so you can see it and easily pick it up when that tiny pin drops. I haven't worn it in the water (although the Inspire 2 is supposed to be waterproof, so I might). However, between our wet, humid summer here in North Carolina and the dry heat (up to 110 degrees Fahrenheit when we were there) in Arizona, I know it won't rust/tarnish. The metal mesh is made of metal, so sometimes it gets stuck. Necklaces or other metal parts if they are close together, but you just have to pull them apart. The mesh can sometimes get caught in the fabric so I wouldn't wear it with silk or maybe some sweaters. My clothes weren't affected though and I had my band for a few months (and had the same mesh band for my previous Fitbit for 5 years).