Vivoactive 6/5/3 Bands for Men Women, 20mm Watch Bands Replacement Metal + Leather Compatible for Garmin Venu/Venu Sq/Venu 2 Plus/Vivoactive 3 Music/Forerunner 645/245 Smartwatch-2 Pack

I wanted a metal watch band for my Venu to look more appropriate in a funeral home setting.I've been daily-ing it for a month exactly and I'm pleased with the quality. I tried breaking it to no avail, I've worn it while doing heavy labor, I've dropped it, I've scraped it, I've banged it on shit.No luck in breaking it, scratching it, or even scuffing it.I thought at least the finish on the metal would be a weak point, but no.I was worried about the pins since that was a common complaint, and the style of pin looks like a weak link, not not even that.People were complaining about how hard it is to take links apart and putting them together, due to the unconventional spring loaded pin design. But I'll definitely take the spring loaded pins over the Herculean task of hydraulic pressing the pins out of most metal watch bands. Or even pins that fall out too easily since companies don't like test fitting the tolerances of their pins.If I had to give a complaint, it would be the pins that attach the band to the watch itself. They're not contained in the band, but that can be a positive if the pins were to break. Even if any of the pins broke, I was supplied with a good amount of extras.On the included leather band, I didn't want it at all, I didn't want to pay any extra for it. But it has come to grow on me, it's decent, comfortable, and strong.

Doesn’t feel expensive but the metal band spruces up the watch appearance nicely and doesn’t make me get a rash like the rubber one that came with the watch. Fits well too. Haven’t used the leather one much but it also looks good. Worth it for the price.

Awesome! Beyond expectations, well worth the value for the product quality!

Honestly shocked at the quality. To be honest I expected it to be fairly cheap. 2 bands for the price that you would typically see on a single band. So I was skeptical. But let me put your fears to rest these things are choice. The metal band has good sturdy metal feel and weight to it. Has plenty of room for adjustment and the color is oh so close to my galaxy watch. The leather is a beautiful color brown. Good solid sticking and the hardware like buckle seemed same quality as the black stainless steel band. Oh and it smells of leather, real leather. Ok the few negatives where the metal band connects to the watch face there is very little gap so its not visual pleasing at least to me. And the leather band is a little on the smaller side im a 6'2" 210 pound fella and could only go a few holes into the band. Bonus Hint: The leather is gonna be rough so you'll wanna condition it a bit before wearing all day to prevent it from being uncomfortable.

I’ve been wearing various brands of fitness trackers for many years, and it always seems like the bands are the first thing to go. I really don’t understand why I’ve rarely had to replace watch bands, even though I’ve worn them through the same types of activities as I have the fitness trackers, yet I ALWAYS have to replace my fitness tracker bands.Anyway, because of this checkered history, I didn’t have the highest expectations for these bands, and in fact bought a couple of other brands of bands at the same time, thinking I’d get through them all within a year. Well, the black band in this pack was the first one I used, and almost seven months later, it still works perfectly, and looks almost perfect except for a couple of nicks and some soap scum since I wear it in the shower. The black finish hasn’t even worn off! Definitely exceeded my expectations, and I think the quality of this band is up there with some nice watch bands I’ve had in the past. Highly recommended!

Sizing is not accurate but the quality is great. Make sure to measure your wrist and contact seller first.

The media could not be loaded. Does not fit Garmin 235 Forerunner

I bought this for the metal band. As another reviewer noted, the clasp is on the small side--fortunately, not only do I have small wrists, but also small-ish hands (for a 5'10" male, anyway), so after I took out the five links to make this the right size for my wrist, I could still squeeze my hand through the band with the clasp open... just barely. So I'll keep it.One other note: I really preferred the link-removal system of my Oitom band on my old Fitbit, whose pins were tapped out from one direction. The pins for this one are spring-loaded. That said, although tedious, I didn't find the link removal too difficult.