Took a bit to get it replaced but it does the job over all. It’s nice thickness, ok quality, durable, fairly stiff. Fits fine.

The band itself isn’t bad but the metal buckle is to big and not very comfortable.

The exterior of the band is difficult to thread through the loop to tighten the band. Otherwise, decent watch band.

This is a good quality band. It's easy to install, and includes everything needed to install them. It's functional, and comfortable. It fits my wrist very well, it looks awesome, and I really like the color!!

The rubber bands always rip out the hair on my wrists and arms. I've hated rubber watch bands since they first came out. This fabric one, with the micro velcro, is top of the heap good. No sweat behind it all day. All night comfortable, and I can wear it beneath the wrist braces I'm forced to sleep with. The mini MOLLE looking band and 'rope' aren't catching on anything yet, but I'm not expecting them to. Perfect size as well, having much smaller wrists than the stock rubber bands range of adjustment allow. Downright perfect.

I ordered this to replace my original band on my Garmin Instinct solar. The band is very comfortable and fits the watch perfectly. The manufacturing quality seems to be very good. The hook loop fastener is very sturdy and I expect it to be long lasting. It comes with the pins and a tool to remove the old band and replace it with the new one.The design may not be perfect, the added material on the bottom of the strap may inhibit proper adjustment, but it works well for me.I do recommend and I would buy this band again.

I bought this for my Google Pixel Watch 3 and it was easy enough to install. Looks very well made and great color and stitching. I would have gave it 5 stars if it had the quick release pins. Great buy

So this is a "military style" watchband. Why would you want this over a different band? Is there anything beyond the style that makes it stand out?The basics first. This is a 22mm band. This means that if the distance between the two "prongs" on the watch where you attach the band is 22mm and it uses normal spring pins, this band will fit. The reason I make that point is that the way listings for bands are done on Amazon, it is sometimes difficult to know. A band for a 22mm Apple Watch will fit a Garmin watch. There are some exceptions to this (like the Samsung and Fitbits), so do check your watch.This watch band is mainly about style, but there are a couple of features worth noting.First, I've had several hook and loop (i.e. velcro) bands for watches. This band seems to have better hook and loop than any others I've tried. Only time will tell on this, but it seems to have more "grab."Second, it does have a reflective tag on the tab near the end of the band. It's quite reflective.Otherwise, the band is very wide. The pic with the two bands in this review shows a standard 22mm band beside this Bandkids band. It's also bulkier, but it's not heavy. I've worn it for about a week now and found it to be largely comfortable.There are four things I don't like about the band. And all of these are in contrast to the standard width hook and loop band in the pic. I am not mentioning the brand of the other band as it is a ubiquietous style sold by dozens of sellers on Amazon.First, the Bandkids band is noticeably hotter than my narrower standard band. This is not surprising given it's both wider and thicker.Second, it doesn't have any stretch or give in it, meaning that you have to adjust it precisely every time you put it on. It seems like a small thing, but I find myself constantly adjusting it during the day. Something I don't do with the standard bands.Third, removing the band from the watch is more difficult. I've gotten spoiled by the quick release pins on other bands. It includes a tool (pictured) to remove it. This looks like a sim card removal tool for a phone, but it does work. Still, it seems like they could have used a quick release pin.Finally, the regular hook and loop bands have a piece at the end that keeps the band from splitting into two pieces when you loosen it to take it off (more like a bracelet with a safety chain). So, if it ever were to come open, you'd not automatically see your expensive watch tumble to the ground. The Bandkids does open up like a conventional buckle band when you loosen it. This isn't a show stopper, but I do like the way the other bands work this way.Two last points. The metal buckle piece has two slots to feed the other part of the band through, to give you more adjustability. But you can see in the picture that the buckle does rest on the ulna bone of your arm. I worried it would irritate my arm there, but it does not bother me. The other thing to stress is to be sure to measure your arm. As you can see in the pic, I'm not a big guy. When I measured my arm, I was right at the break in size between the large and small versions. I went with the small and am glad I did. It was plenty big for my arm.All in all, I do like the looks of this Bandkids band and it is exactly as the listing described. Compared to the silicone band that comes with most Garmin watches, it is still much cooler (both temp and looks). That said, I think I like the plain old standard width hook and loop bands better.Note: I did receive this item at no cost in order to offer an objective review. The item was supplied by Amazon, not the manufacturer, and I have been offered no incentive to give a positive review.