💪 Ultimate Durability: Speidel Nylon Waterproof GShock DW5600E — Unmatched Performance in Any Condition Review

UPDATE: I forgot to mention an important point. This Speidel bracelet comes with new spring pins in the box. The bracelet has to be attached to the clock and is easy to detach when you are not fully busy and one or both pins (springs) are flying around the room! Also, in my experience, the Speidel pins were much more resilient than the original G-Shock pins from a few years ago. Much quicker and easier to install whereas the original pins springs were very stiff and difficult to remove/install.

This may be nylon but it is stitched to a very stiff faux leather lining. It's not flexible at all and I'm sure it will be hot and sweaty outside. Failed to order a nylon strap instead of the leather strap that was on it. Luckily it's a fribretner.

This strap was fitted to the original Casio G-Shock 6900 watch. The strap was fitted for around 2 months and was worn around 16 hours a day. So far the group is looking very good, but I see that it won't last more than a year. It's just not made from the same quality materials as branded products. The red woven material opens already in the latch holes, and the buckle, while beautiful, does not take a hard hit or hard contact.

This watch strap comes with new pins! This is important because sometimes old pens become damaged upon removal or fail to function properly due to dirt buildup. I have found that the best tool is a very small flat head screwdriver. To remove old pins, cut off an old watch strap with wire cutters. Use a flathead screwdriver to remove the old pins and squeeze the new pins to install them. I love the fact that this band is made from nylon webbing which is stronger than traditional plastic bands.

Not flexible enough and not waterproof. They work but I can't wear my watch like I usually do at the pool. I think I still need the rubber. The seller answered my letter about the possible loss of the package in about 2-3 days. Eventually, on my orders, I found him buried with two boots that had been left in my fence the same day.