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Model: Garmin Quick Release Accessory Band 20 mm- Aqua
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I suppose this is a good deal if you must have Garmin branded bands. Keep in mind that you can buy no-name silicone bands that are 90% identical for 30% of the cost, and often less. I've bought several of the randomly named bands and never had an issue with them.
Also keep in mind that these are quick-release (have the little bar with the spring plunger), rather than quick-fit (simply clip in when you press them down) bands that are more common on Fenix and Epix lines. Both types are reliable and secure, but the quick fit are easier to swap out quickly if you like to change colors or band types. Quickfit vs QuickRelease FAQ: https://support.garmin.com/en-US/...5zYfsA2SL6
I disagree that no-nane bands are 90% the same. On my Fenix 6Pro the original band lasted nearly 3 years before the little tab next to the hole I used broke. I got a 3 pack from Amazon for $10 or so and they lasted maybe 2 weeks each before the same tab broke despite the great reviews. They also felt different on my wrist, less smooth. I am sure that if you wear them loose, they're fine, but to get an accurate heart rate reading during an activity, like a long run, they can't be loose.
That said, I now have an Enduro 3 with the light, textile band which is sooo much better. I would look into that as a replacement option if they make them for your type watch.
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Also keep in mind that these are quick-release (have the little bar with the spring plunger), rather than quick-fit (simply clip in when you press them down) bands that are more common on Fenix and Epix lines. Both types are reliable and secure, but the quick fit are easier to swap out quickly if you like to change colors or band types. Quickfit vs QuickRelease FAQ: https://support.garmin.
That said, I now have an Enduro 3 with the light, textile band which is sooo much better. I would look into that as a replacement option if they make them for your type watch.
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