LDFASFenix 8/7X/6X/5X Plus Band, 26mm Titanium Metal Quick Release Easy Fit Watch Strap with Double Button Clasp Compatible for Garmin Fenix 7X Pro/6X Pro/5X Plus/Enduro 3/tactix 7 Bands

When I was in distribution some years back that is exactly what I told customers and prospects I had to offer...they could pick 2. You are not gonna beat this watch band for the price. Easy to adjust fit perfect for me....It’s big enough too (6ft 6in 280 lbs here) came with a few extra links and pins as a result of fitting properly...and I’m not a string bean in stature either....rare for me to find anything that fits much less too big LOL....I can’t really speak for the durability of the band or the finish yet but if the build quality is a clue and the fact it matches the watch color matters to you (sure it does!) then this is your band unless you got money to burn on the $300 Garmin band.I’ll try to break it to you gently folks but this Fenix watch (6X Pro Sapphire) is not exactly the most expensive watch you can buy....it’s not even the top of the Fenix line and Fenix is not even the top of the Garmin offerings....so it makes sense to me that I can find a nice band for day to day wear that does not break the bank and put that silicone band on to use out on the battlefield.There seems to be a lot of knock-offs out there and in fact most are bogus in my opinion...but this ain’t one of em...it’s a keeper and I’m real particular....it had to look good and fit well enough to function properly but still be comfortable....it’s all that.Might buy another one and put it on the shelf....the top shelf at that.One thing I love about this type of band (only type I use....I have a number of watches) is you can pop it off and on quickly (like when washing my hands) and don’t have to fiddle with how many holes till you buckle it....it’s already sized when you snap it shut. Bands with conventional buckles like the silicone it comes with has its place (swimming) and if it’s going to see some ruff use rather than jack this band up (and write a review about how crappy it is) I’ll just take 5 seconds and pop the one it came with on....The quality of construction is pretty close to the quality of the watch...certainly of the band it came with. Again, I can’t speak for durability even compared to Garmins offering but I can tell you 6 of these bands (price of 1 Garmin band) will far outlast 1 Garmin band. Kindly a no brainer really. I also like the spring pins better than the press fit type....much easier and more positive engagement....it matters cause I’m not a jeweler and don’t wanna be.I will mention as 1 reviewer did something about the buckle itself. It IS a gauge down (thinner) from what I have been accustomed to in a band of this type...I'm not gonna ding it for that because the latch works fine and when you close it that effectively doubles the buckle and it would take abuse to damage it...IF you anticipate some extreme abuse in your activities metal bands ARE NOT A GOOD CHOICE no matter what your activity is. Get it? It is my opinion that if the watch band fails at the buckle, it's not gonna be the buckles fault. Some folks can tear up an iron anvil so if your one of em you might not a metal band of any kind. If your gonna go swimming take 5 seconds to swap out the silicone band and then when you go to church put your metal band back on and take advantage of the wonderful "Quick Fit" design. I DO wear mine during my tracking activities because I dont abuse it and I was able to get a great fit. Remember folks, this is a metal band...snug but comfy...it's not gonna give any like silicone will and you might consider if you get a fit that gives you confidence for it's tracking sensors and then if you stack rocks for a living that just might scratch the finish of even a unfinished stainless band...Ti scratches easily. I had a wedding ring made from Ti and same issue, so don't be so quick to critique this bands finish because you got it caught in your belt sander...I'm not having issue with it at all here. YMMVAgain....next month when I get paid I think I’ll get another one before they all disappear like toilet tissue due to the Corona Virus.Update 5 years later 03-29-2025 not a scratch on this watch band finish…. It’s tuff stuff what ever it is.

Excelente

If you want perfection this may not hit the mark. Where the links rub you can see exposed metal (not black) but that hasnt been visible when wearing the band.I love the band. It will take a bit to adjust it to the desired size, but thats a one time hassle then its always set. I have noticed there are times it feels loose or snug depending on my bodys condition. Its not been a problem, but if your wrists swell much you may want to consider a band with more adjustability.I have a few other options so I swich to a silicone band for workouts yardwork swimming etc. The bands are easy to change. And the clasp on this band makes it easy to take on and off as needed single handed.For the price I think this is a great band. After almost 3months there's no visable scratches or wear.

This band is a great upgrade for your Garmin if you want to ‘dress’ it up! It was easy to adjust the length!

10/10

Finally! No wrist rash from my silicone band on my GARMIN TACTIX 7 Pro. I cleaned that thing daily with alcohol to no avail and I only wore it when I slept during my work week and on my day off, so I didn't wear it a lot. Using this titanium band, the redness on my wrist is almost cleared up. It was easy to resize it for my wrist, it's very lightweight, and appears well made. None of the finish has worn off yet. My suggestion, if you need to resize it, do this on a well lit table. The watchband link pin holes are small. I needed reading glasses to see them and the pins are small and thin. When you twist the band, after you push the pin in with the provided tool (don't force it. You could probably use a SIM Card slot tool if you man-handle it an bend it), you have to twist the band a little while the tool is inserted and extract the tool slowly. The pin can shoot off if you don't. I lost one in the rug (the first one of course); however they also provide you 3 or 4 extra pins. I highly recommend it for anyone with a silicone allergy or if you think the Garmin provided web band is too rough feeling, or you get tired of having to wash it if you live in a hot climate to keep it from stinking. This band is also a lot less than the $297.00 asked for the GARMIN brand titanium band.

I prefer the silicone bands that Garmin makes. Unfortunately the silicone caused a rash so I needed something else. I purchased this after reading a bunch of reviews. If I had not destroyed the box this piece came in I would be returning it.I’ve used it for two weeks and these are my thoughts. It’s inexpensive for a reason. The mounting posts on my Garmin Fenix are beefy. The pins that secure the links of this watch band are not. After inspecting the extra pins that come supplied, there is no way I’m going to trust this thing to keep my watch secured to my wrist. There is a lot of movement between the links and each of the pins is spring loaded on each end. All it would take is for one of the ends to seize or bind and its bye-bye Garmin. The finish is the other issue I have with it. It is not durable at all. The paint is already rubbing off after two weeks of use. Even when new, there were parts of the assembly that were silver. Meaning no paint. I had assumed that these were anodized, but it seems to be badly painted. Back to the retaining pins. Depending on the size of your wrist, you will have 14-20 of these spindly little pins holding the band together. That means 28-40 points that it can fail. All it takes is one. Do you feel lucky? I’m going with the genuine Garmin Band. No More cheap knock-offs.

Works as described. It was easy to remove links to get the right fit. The clasp is great and it looks good.