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Gps, Hook-and-loop Fastener Wrist
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MSRP: $14.99
Your Price: $15.25
Shipping: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Garmin
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Gps, Hook-and-loop Fastener Wrist Features
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Expander Strap!
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Additional Gps, Hook-and-loop Fastener Wrist Information
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Every Garmin product is designed to meet the most demanding standard: customers' satisfaction. That's why Garmin equipment is manufactured to give you reliable service for years to come, with intuitive features you can grow into over time - all at a price you can afford.This product is a Velcro wrist and expander strap including springs and tool.
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What Customers Say About Gps, Hook-and-loop Fastener Wrist:
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Bought this when the rubber strap for my Garmin 305 broke after only a month of use. It's more comfortable and seems to handle the bulk of the unit a little better. Been working fine for the last few weeks, we'll see how it does on the funk test after a few months, that's the usual downside of these kinds of straps.
The velcro strap can be adusted to exactly the level of comfort you desire. Easy to attach to my 305 and WAY more comfortable than the rubber strap that comes standard with the unit. All the reviews about this item are spot on. The charging cradle fits easily under the gps without removing the strap and as a small added bonus, the strap has reflective strips for dark runs. The holes on the rubber strap were just off for me. One notch to tight or one notch to loose. Ok, they are VERY small reflective strips but hey, every bit helps. Highly recommend this product and it's way less expensive here than from Garmin.
I am happy with this strap. I like it better than the plastic strap that came with the unit. It is comfortable. The only thing is that you have to get the charging cradle in between the strap and the unit.
Easy to exchange straps. Much easier and more comfortable to use than the supplied strap. Does not hinder charging of the watch. Very secure on wrist. Would recommend.
Makes it possible to wear the ForeRunner outside the sleeve of your jacket - the extender even makes it fit outside several layers of clothing and above the wrist.I used the ForeRunner to navigate home on ski through whiteout conditions in the mountains - having it on my arm so that I could see it all the time without having to take off my gloves or put aside my skiing poles. Make sure you can use it in really cold conditions without freezing your fingers to icicles. In -10 degrees C (14 degrees F) that is kind of nice. Looking for a really useful GPS unit. For normal use, I find this strap works much better than the regular plastic wrist strap which comes with the unit, and is very comfortable - especially on sweaty skin.Note: I would not recommend the ForeRunner as your only or primary wilderness GPS (one reason being that the battery is not replaceable). And don't leave home without a map and a compass - and the knowledge to use them.
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