📱 NoToCity Fenix 5 Band – 22mm Width Soft Silicone Watch Strap (3 PCS Pack) – Compatible with Fenix 5/Fenix 5 Plus/Fenix 6/Fenix 6 Pro/Forerunner 935/Forerunner 945/Approach S60/Quatix 5 Review

Perfect for the Fenix 5 watch. I can't tell how they differ from those that came with Garmin watches. Of course, the clasp is not so convenient, it jams a little. Just not as smooth, but works fine with a bit of fiddling. The quality is high for this price. It's amazing that Garmin charges for what they do. Don't be a chump and buy a Garmin. Buy it. You will not regret it.

Purchased for Garmin Approach S62; and fit perfectly. My only suggestion would be to suggest two lengths. As a golfer, I love having a GPS on my wrist; With small wrists, however, the length leaves a lot of leeway. All in all - a significantly cheaper alternative to buying the actual Garmin brand. I could buy multiple colors for the price of a single Garmin brand.

This strap looks, feels and fits almost exactly like the Garmin strap that came with the watch and is only 1/4 the price! The only difference is that the clips that attach it to the watch are plastic, not metal. Although they seem to be durable. I've just bought it and put it on, but my first impression is excellent. My Garmin Band lasted about 8 months. The previous replacement I bought only lasted two. I'll keep an eye on it if it doesn't end up the way I expected. ::crossed fingers::

This is the second time I have bought one of these straps for my Bushnell Neo Ion golf watch (not on the compatibility list) and it fits perfectly. The comfortable strap allows me to change straps whenever I want. I had to replace the OEM strap that came with the watch because the loose strap came undone and I couldn't deal with the loose end of the strap sticking out. This group has 2 free loops, if I lose one I'm still fine and with a wide range of colors I can order a few more for variety…

So after about 18 months of daily wear (incl. swimming, running, cycling, etc.) the speed clamps got stuck. I disassembled the mechanism (I thought it was just dirty) and found that the two springs that cock the latch were rusted and seized. The magnet confirmed that it was carbon steel. On the other hand, it was a lot cheaper than the Garmin strap, but while that one failed after more than five years due to latex strap tears, this one failed in less than two years. If you don't wear it when…

After the first week of use the bracelet works great and looks great. I have a grey-grey color with a slight blue tinge. Feels a little stiffer than the OEM strap, which is normal as the original strap feels a bit like a rubber strap. The locks worked perfectly. Screwdrivers are added for some reason; I cannot imagine what form of group ministry would be needed where I need it. My only downside is the price that goes with all of these Garmin straps after sale. Just because Garmin charges twice…

Used on Fenix 6 ProBand wears well although not as durable as Garmin it's a great price compared to a manufacturer replacement fast connection on this band in particular is not up to par. Not sure if this is a defect or if it's widespread, but the end of the buckle is a bit loose and the watch wobbles a bit on my wrist. It also moves away from my finger when I try to use the quick release. It moves enough that I have to use a tool to activate the mechanism, making it a not-so-quick connection…

Neat copy of the original. The multipack contained red, olive and black. The looks are OEM similar enough that they are perfect for everyday use and no one will know they aren't Garmin - for the price you would be foolish to buy a Garmin for everyday use. colors are good, no defects found; The material is a bit more malleable than the original (not necessarily bad) and the hole pattern is thinner (which could mean more adjustability but less durability - we'll see). I see differences in the…

I bought a Garmin Fenix 5 which originally came with a neon yellow strap. Instead, I wanted a black bench, something I could wear comfortably anywhere, be it to work, to the pool, jogging, etc. While this strap appears to be the same as the Garmin strap, everyday use clearly confirms that this is not the case so long-lived. This was my second Garmin like copy for my Fenix. The first one broke after 5-6 months. It also broke after 5-6 months. I used the tape daily during training and on other…

This strap fits for Garmin Fenix 6 Pro with 22mm strap. It has a quick-release fastener that makes assembly easier. Ultimately, it falls short of the Garmin straps I've mentioned below on a few counts, but it's a good price for me to buy another. which helps him grab and stay on the wrist. Various colors are available and it is good value for money. You can do it, but it's recessed enough that the grab is awkward to use. The band is stiffer than Garmin. The Garmin strap is more flexible, which…