The Garmin Fenix 7‘s in-box silicone strap is comfortable, but truth be told, not all bands last. Fortunately, you can easily swap out the Fenix 7’s QuickFit band. In this post, we have rounded up a small list of the best Garmin Fenix 7 bands you can buy.
Note: You can replace Fenix 7’s QuickFit band with a standard 20mm, 22mm, or 26mm Quick Release band or a QuickFit band. Note that once you remove the bars from the watch, you won’t be able to use them again.
Fintie Band
- Width: 22mm | Material: Quick Release
The Finite Band is a cheap and affordable nylon loop that is light on the wrist. Here, the traditional watch-like buckle ensures the strap sits securely on your wrist without falling off. The nylon is smooth and doesn’t irritate the skin when you sweat excessively. Plus, the fabric is lightweight, smooth, and doesn’t irritate the skin.Â
It’s a durable band and is comparatively easy to install. You simply have to push the pins through the lug hole. That said, the pins are metallic and are not likely to rust. And the same can be said about the strap holders.
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ANCOOL Replacement Watch Strap
- Width: 22mm | Type: QuickFit
If you are looking for an affordable silicone strap for your Fenix 7, you can’t go wrong with the one by Ancool. It is a beauty, thanks to its dual-color tone and polished look. More importantly, the silicone is soft and flexible, making it easy on the skin. The flexibility means you can wear this strap during your runs and walks without discomfort.Â
It’s worth noting that it has a QuickFit-like installation mechanism at the end, which allows for an easy and pain-free installation process. Though the straps appear thin, the clasps have a solid build and secure well to the Fenix 7 without any issues. At the same time, the perforations are even and big enough to let sweat evaporate quickly.
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EANWireless Nylon Loop
Width: 22mm | Type: Loop
If you want a no-fuss nylon loop for your Garmin Fenix 7, you can peek at the EANWirelss Nylon Loop. This is an complete nylon band and as such, you do not have to worry about parts rusting due to sweat. Instead, it comes with velcro on either end. You need to loop the nylon strap through the metal pins of the watch and secure the strap in place.
It’s lightweight and sits comfortably on the wrist. Another big plus is that the fabric doesn’t collect sweat beneath the band. Plus, the fact that it’s washable is the cherry on top. The only thing you need to be cautious of is the strength of the velcro. So, if you buy this nylon loop, we’d advise you to check the strength of the velcro on either end, especially before long runs, treks, and cycling.
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NotoCity Silicone Sport Watch Strap
Width: 26mm | Type: QuickFit
The Notocity Sport Watch Strap is a QuickFit band, which makes it easy to switch straps. The highlight of this silicone strap is the even distribution of the adjustment holes. Naturally, this gives you the flexibility to adjust the length as per your comfort.
These straps look great and are solid enough to withstand heavy usage. The traditional watch-like buckle ensures that the strap and the watch stay put. For the price, the Notocity sports watch straps are durable and comfortable.Â
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Ritche Silicone Watch Band
Width: 18mm/ 20mm/ 22mm | Type: Quick Release
The Ritche Silicone Watch Bands are conventional Quick Release bands. Notably, the dual-color silicone straps have a texture at the top. This not only gives the strap a different look but also helps you grip the watch better. Interestingly, the company includes two lengths in one shipment. Cool, right?
The quick-release spring bars are durable and stay anchored to the watch. At the same time, the watch straps are sturdy. More importantly, these straps are comfortable to wear and are durable. And did we tell you that the bold colors give the watch a sharp touch?
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Last updated on 01 May, 2024
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Just so you know, Fenix 7, 7X lug bars are NOT removable. Only quick fit bands are compatible. Please do your research before recommending and providing misinformation to the consumer…
#1 and #5 are not compatible with the Fenix 7, which has non-removable lugs. You can only use Quickfit style or a double velcro style.