Garmin Quickfit Watch Band, 26mm, Gray

I too was skeptical of the pricing on this titanium bracelet for my Fenix 7 titanium sapphire. BUT, it is a high quality product. Light and good looking band. Fits well. Easy to install. I definitely use the watch for more that just workouts now!

Perfect for my epix 2 pro. Pricey but great quality. Had an eastern made brand bracelet and it was nice for the $ put not close to the Garmin model. I feel better about screw in bracelet links instead of spring bars holding all the links together.

Honestly, maybe its not the best to say this out loud on Amazon but truth be told I was probably less than 50/50 on returning BEFORE ordering. I saw this and even made a joke to a garmin support rep I work with about the pricing on these. Well, silicone bands ALWAYS give me that itchy rash, Garmin ones FAR worse than cheap knockoffs I trust LESS as I have ripped them. I bought a nylon band and loved it. FAR less irritation and even looked pretty good. The downside is it stays wet when you wash hands etc.I started looking up nice bands for my wedding actually. Saw a few bad reviews of knock off "titanium" bands for 15-50 bucks and none really stood out to me. Scratching easily, and their weight were common complaints. I said screw it and bought this Garmin band. Wow. Loved it the moment I got it, more when I self adjusted it and made it fit 8/10 of desired tightness. After getting home from my honeymoon I got the punch pin and did the microadjustment the clasp offered and now, this thing is PERFECT. None of the adjustments are hard. I'm an IT guy so I'm handy but I've never adjusted a watch in my life.If you spent the money on an epix, I can assume you probably can afford this. I know it sucks spending a portion of the watch price on a band but ... do it now. I will proudly wear this at the office, at clients, at dinners, all with my favorite smartwatch the epix 2 pro.

I like the band and while it may be priced a little high, I'd rather have this band made by the manufacturer than a cheaper/less expensive after-market band that may or may not fit the watch properly. I trust Garmin to make a band that is durable and will hold my very nice Fenix 6 Sapphire, securely.I almost didn't buy the band because of a review that mentioned 'not worth the money'. I disagree. I'm glad I bought the band because it is very comfortable, and looks great. It's worth the $100. Band is fairly stiff, out of the box. I'm sure it'll loosen a bit with wear; the band is not flimsy at all, but quite substantial.The band moves comfortably over my skin, unlike the 'stock' silicone band which is 'grabby'. I don't like how the silicone band grabs onto my skin. This nylon band sits nicely against my wrist.Changing the bands is super easy and hassle free. Just click and go, basically. Loving Garmin!

Expensive, but I like the form factor better than some of the third-party bands I tried.

I never write these reviews, but I felt like I needed to in this situation just so other people don't make the mistakes I made. The band itself is great. The DLC coating is extremely hard to scratch, it's comfortable, breathable, and it fits the Garmin watch really well. Overall great quality.Now, we get to the negative. Resizing it is obnoxiously difficult. I took it to a watch repair shop, he spent 20 minutes trying to loosen one of the screws and gave up. I bought a cheap set of small screwdrivers and got to work myself trying to remove the screws. I ended up massively stripping a screw before I mangled the bit so bad it was unusable. Still couldn't even get the damn thing to budge. So, I read up online, and people suggested that you need to dissolve the threadlocker they use first. Some people used brake cleaner for this, but I used WD-40. I filled a small plastic container with wd-40 and submerged the whole watch band in it. Then I left that overnight. After I took it out and toweled it off, I took another cheap bit and managed to actually get 2 pins removed and stripped a third one down so bad I couldn't even begin to turn it. I also mangled that bit to uselessness. So, one side was resized, but I wasn't about to buy more cheap bits. Instead I spent ~$50 on a professional set of molybdenum blah blah super duper strong watch screwdrivers (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009OWX5HU/), and I was able to easily remove the screws before and after the one I mangled and swap in one of the links I removed from the other side. Because I was able to take out the most managled ones, it looks great now, and it's properly sized. Fortunately, the band itself is insanely hard to scratch because the screw heads kept popping out and grazing it. So, I can personally vouch that this DLC stuff is for real if you don't like scratches on your watch.TLDR: Buy the expensive screwdrivers, soak the band in WD-40 overnight, and you should be able to remove the screws to resize it. Or just soak it overnight and then take it to a watch shop because he can probably turn them then.

This was for my stepson...he loves...

Great product fast shipping

Oui, c'est bien !

Despues de revisar en la pagina de garmin si le quedaba a un reloj epix 2, me atrevi a comprarlo, aunque en la descripcion no estaba en la lista ese reloj.Le quedo muy bien al epix 2 y el color naranja se ve genial

Muy buen producto

Exactly like the bracelet that came with the Garmin D2 watch. Top Shelf.

Calidad y muy original llego en su caja y cerrado lo recomiendo buen producto