Review on Stainless Steel Metal Replacement Band Strap Compatible With Fitbit Inspire HR/Fitbit Inspire 2 Fitness Tracker (Black) by Ryan Hadden
Yay - much better than the original band.
I don't like 'buckle' type clasps on watches - too much fidgety.This works like a better metal watch band - easy to take on and off. Plus it looks better than the plastic original.It came with a cute toolkit and block to remove links - after studying it a bit, it was easy to pop a couple of links.It is slightly heavier, but feels fine. Doesn't snag on stuff.
- I am very happy with my purchase. It is exactly what I expected and it was easy to adjust the size.
- It can be more difficult to put on or take off than other band options
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