Compatible with Garmin Watch Band, Super Strong Nylon Sport Band with Woven Buckle, for Firthnix/Forerunner/Vivoactive/Approach/MARQ/Quatix/D2 Series

V good strap. connects to the watch v well. has not slipped off even when playing football. the strap does feel a little rough on the wrist. but that's common with most nylon straps. def a good buy

Very well made, designed and with quality materials.

صغير الحجم ولا يتناسب مع ساعات الجارمن ،x7

جيد ولكن اذا لبسته اكثر عن ثلاث ايام يسوي ريحه فلذالك لازم تعامله معاملة الشراريب كل يومين غسيل

The measuring chart is incorrect this is a small. Is well made but way to small for my wrist so will not be able to use it unfortunately

Purchased the Hemsut Rugged Nylon Quick Release band before and was the best looking and fitting casual band for the Garmin Venu Sq2 so I decided to try out the BLK/3 hard leather strap (not the suede ones). So far very impressed and loving it, this strap fits and feels great. The leather smells legit, is soft and flexible but feels durable enough to last a while - we will see how it holds up. Velcro is really grippy and secure. At a very generous 30mm wide (38mm at the loop buckle widest point), same as the nylon version, this strap adds a clean and modern aesthetic to the Garmin Sq 2 since it more closely matches the watch face width. Unfortunately, Hemsut does not offer this strap without the QuickFit adapters yet like my previously purchased nylon one, but that brings me to the fun part... if you're comfortable modding the strap it's fairly easy to make this an even better fit. See photos for how it looks stock and with the mods. I first purchased the 20mm Small (6.4" to 7.4") size. On my 170mm wrist the strap fit very well size wise and left only a 10mm gap where you can see the extra velcro, so there is still a little room to tighten and plenty to loosen. Though the fit was decent, the QuickFit clips are not exactly wide enough and rattle around a bit on the spring bars. They also didn't feel the best on the wrist and looked a little off connected to the Garmin, you can see in the photos it tapers from 30mm down to 20mm with the QF adapters and is not very cohesive in my opinion. If you agree, just do this: -I then purchased the 20mm Medium "Middle" (7.2"-8.2") size of the same BlK/3 strap to modify. -Carefully used a good pair of wire/metal cutters to snip the QuickFit adapters and remove them from each end of the leather. Removing the QF adapters shortens the strap by about 30mm (15mm per side). The Medium strap is approx 30mm larger than the Small, so if the Small size fits you WITH the QuickFit Adapters, the Medium strap will fit almost exactly the same WITHOUT the Quickfit Adapters. -The leather loops that held the adapters measure 22mm wide. If your lug size is 22mm move on to the next step, if your lug size is 20mm - Use a very sharp X-Acto blade to trim 1mm evenly off each side and sand/file the cuts to smooth them out if needed. Do this for both ends of the strap where the spring bars will go. Recolor the ends of the leather you just cut with leather conditioner, wax, dye, or even a sharpie marker. Be careful not to cut yourself or the leather piece underneath the loops. -The spring bar diameter is smaller than the leather loop hole, so use some heat shrink tube on the spring bars to bring them up to size - this will also give them a more grippy surface to keep them from falling out when you change bands. -The underside of the leather unfortunately shows behind the velcro and is a noticeably lighter color. I used black leather shoe polish and Q-Tips to color every underside surface to better match the upper leather surface color. Personally I don't care for the orange tag and painted that black as well. -The ARMY/Star patch looks red in the product photos, it is in fact a brown color FYI. While I don't mind the star - JUST the star would be awesome - the ARMY branding is a bit too "tacticool" for my taste so I blacked it all out as well with the shoe polish and feel like it compliments the black leather look of the strap much better. -After letting everything dry for a bit, the spring bars with the heat shrink fit snugly in the leather loops and can be mounted to the watch securly with any watch band spring bar tool. Instead of the Hemsut spring bars provided, I picked up some Barton 20mm Stainless Spring Bars which came recommended from various places on the internets. -As you can see from the side shot photo, removing the adapters and direct fitting the spring bars to the strap allows the band to slide under the watch slightly on each side. This creates a more uniform look with the watch and is more comfortable on the wrist in my experience. TLDR: Great strap for the Garmin Venu Sq2, would recommend.

I followed the guide line for the size and it's just perfect. I bought a 22mm smaller length for my instinct 2 solar and it's just perfect. Very easy to apply, looks good and it's extremely comfortable, like not wearing a watch. In my opinion it looks better than silicone and it's more durable. It will need a wash from time to time but it's made to withstand water and more. Simply great 👍🏼.

Excelente producto, buen agarre , perno de seguridad de muy buena calidad , material resistente, lo malo es que es de un material que si lo usas para hacer ejercicio si tarda en secarse y si pierde su textura . Se puede lavar . Los seguros son excelentes no se salen.

Wirklich Top! Trage seit 7 Jahren täglich die Garmin. Mittlerweile auf dem Modell Fenix 8. In den Jahren bereits das dritte Mal bestellt und weiterhin sehr zufrieden. Tragekomfort. Optik. Qualität. Bisher in Oliv und Schwarz genutzt. Immer wieder!!!!

Used it for about 3-4 months now, and the quality is really good, the fit is good. even used it when taking a swim in the ocean a few times, dries fast and do not smell afterwards. First time i took it swimming i forgot that i had the nylon strap on, i usually use a rubber one, but now I just use the nylon one.