🔒 Ullchro Silicone Replacement Rubber Waterproof: Premium Durability for Ultimate Protection Review

I liked the concept and the sturdy metal connector lock. Never had a problem unzipping it. I had a skin reaction to the material the band is made of. The rubber is also cracked and broken at the pins that hold it to the dial. I've been using it for about 4-5 months. I bought it to wear to the amusement park so as not to lose the watch and it worked as it was intended.

Overall I'm very happy with this strap, the deployment clasp is decent (with some very sharp edges, I filed mine a bit) although they do adjust for smaller wrists needs a bit of work. To do this you need to remove the buckle, shorten the webbing a bit, reattach the buckle and then see how it fits. It also offers less adjustment options with a second set of holes in the buckles, which is nice. I would have given it 5 stars but one of the spring bars in the buckle failed after a few distances…

Nice looking band but as others have said there are problems. Here are the ones I had. I had to adjust the length. The tool is included, but the adjustment holes are punched from the outside. This keeps the pins from slipping because there is a metal rim around the hole. I had to file the rim to place the pin. It took time to understand this. Of course, if the band fits your wrist as supplied, you don't have this problem. Also, while the clasp looks good, it doesn't close very well and can come

I love this strap! If it holds up I will be replacing all of my current straps with these. Feels comfortable and safe. I dug those Oris straps but not the $200-$400 price tags. (For strap only, mind you). It costs $14 lol. For me it was initially the first volume of this kind, it became a kind of sacrificial lamb. But once you figure out where to cut, the next strap is a breeze. My only concern is trying to use that second micro setting. If you can actually get the pin in there, good luck…

Strap is good enough for $15. It's comfortable and doesn't make you sweat too much, nor does it attract too much fluff. The clasp serves its purpose but is of rather poor quality. It has two buttons to unlock and sequential locking, meaning one side (right side) must lock before the other. One problem is that the clasp opens when you press the button closest to your forearm. There are 6 pre-cut points on each side of the strap. Each point is spaced 4.5mm apart for a total of 27mm of adjustment…

Overall I'm very happy with this band, the deployment clasp isn't bad (some very sharp edges, I've filed mine a bit) although I did Adjust it for smaller wrists with a little work. To do this you need to remove the buckle, shorten the webbing a bit, reattach the buckle and then see how it fits. It also offers less adjustment options with a second set of holes in the buckles, which is nice. I would have given it 5 stars but one of the spring bars in the buckle failed after a few distances while…

1 Month Update: Changed from 3 stars to 1 star. After a month of daily wear. I am not active. The buckle is regularly unlocked. This happens about 4-5 times a day. To the point where this group is useless. I wanted to be comfortable putting the watch on and off without messing around with standard watch straps. But it is very annoying that the release opens from the main movements. Not worth it, not even now. I've only used these for about a week. And as mentioned in some reviews, the locking…