Adjustable Elastic Nylon Sport Bands Compatible with Fitbit Inspire 3/Inspire 2/Inspire/Inspire HR/Ace 2/Ace 3, Soft Loop Stretchy Straps Replacement Wristbands for Fitbit Inspire Women Men

Every now and then I come across a product that's reasonably priced and just works. This is one of them, except the price for 3 watch bands is unreasonably low -- an incredible bargain!Both standard plastic bands that came with my Fitbit Inspire 3 irritated my wrist, and neither fit particularly well. Furthermore, closing the buckles was awkward and time-consuming. So, I purchased a Black + Gray + Indigo set of these watchbands, and after almost a month of wearing one band, I'm delighted.The 3 bands seem to be excellent quality and should outlast the Inspire 3 itself. The bands are easily adjustable, and now I just slip it over my hand and onto my wrist. It's secure and comfortable. I'm only using the black band, and it's so comfortable I have to look to make sure I'm wearing it. It's also so easy to put on, taking less than a second to slip over my hand and onto my wrist. I have carpel tunnel and sleep with wrist braces at night, and when I put on the brace, I simply slide the Fitbit an inch or two up my arm. The band stretches easily and fits comfortably despite being on a thicker part of my arm. Again, it's so comfortable I don't even know I'm wearing it despite the tighter fitI read reviews of these bands saying they don't fit the Inspire 3, but I had no problem installing a band. In fact, I received mine shortly before leaving town, and I had no trouble installing the band on an airplane seat-back tray table while the plane was flying. Instructions would be helpful (no instructions come with the bands), but replacing the original band is easy and simple.To remove the original band: (1) lay the Inspire face down; (2) with a fingernail, push one wristband pin inwards, towards the center of the strap, away from the frame, and remove it from the frame; (3) do the same for the other part of the original band. (4) Recycle these parts or donate them to a charity .To install a new band: (1) the bands come in a clear plastic package, which you should open carefully; (2) choose one band and take it out of the package; (3) carefully take out the small plastic envelope with wristband pins; (4) arrange the band and Fitbit how you want to wear them on your wrist and lay them on a table; (5) carefully remove a pin from the small package and insert it in the end of the band next to the Fitbit; insert one side of the pin in the Fitbit frame; (6) using your fingernail, compress the other end of the pin and let it spring back into the frame; (7) repeat with the other end of the band; (8) using the buckle, adjust the band to fit your wrist comfortably.Enjoy!

I finally got a Fitbit and went with the Inspire 3 because it was an entry-level device on sale. I wasn't sure if I would like it. The Fitbit is fine, it's the solid silicone band that became a problem before the first day was over. There were a lot of options to replace the band and I finally settled on an elastic band. The reviews for all the elastic bands were so mixed that I just went with this particular brand for no special reason. It turned out to be a good buy.There were reviews complaining that the band looked cheap. It does look cheap. It's an elastic band to hold a chunk of plastic on your wrist. A Fitbit is not a luxury jewelry item. It's a tracker for monitoring various health metrics. It's not going to look like an elegant accessory no matter what kind of band it has, and this band makes it easy to put on and take off. That's important because the band takes a long time to dry, so it's better to take it off when there's a chance it might get wet. Fabric takes a while to dry when it gets wet, you wouldn't wear a shirt or a pair of pants if they were wet, and there's no reason why this particular piece of fabric should be any different as far as drying time. If you take it off and squeeze it (don't wring it) in a towel, it will dry in an hour or two.If you don't want to wait for the band to dry, switch out the band. A number of reviews mention the pins are not attached. Of course they are not attached. Putting the pins in is fiddly and tedious and if the pins came installed, the band would be a lot more expensive. It's not that hard to put the pins in. I have arthritis in my hands and De Quervain’s tenosynovitis, both of which make my hands sore and clumsy, and I had no trouble with the pins. Some reviews mention the pin broke and the band got stuck. There are YouTube videos demonstrating how to get the band off if the pin is broken off. Is that a little extra trouble? Sure, but it's doable, and the bands make life with a Fitbit a lot easier. They do stretch out, just like every other apparel item made with elastic, so eventually they have to be replaced, just like every other apparel item made with elastic. These bands are a good deal. I switch them out when I need to, I slip them on and off for dishes or showers or even just washing my hands. They don't irritate my wrist like the silicone, they're feather light, I almost forget I'm wearing a Fitbit. I'm very thankful for this product.

Needed to get a new Fitbit band and decided to try these. The idea is great, the look is pretty cheap, but so far are doing the job. Mechanically they fit good with the Fitbit and are easy to clip/unclip. When I wear them, does make me think of a little kid wearing a cheap bracelet. Also if you do dishes or wash your hands the band stays wet for a VERY long time

This is exactly what I wanted for my FitBit Inspire pedometer.Pro: It’s very light weight, seems quite durable (I wear it almost all day, everyday - only take off for showers, etc). If you get it wet from sweat or shower, it dries out remarkable fast.Pro: It’s super easy to resize on the fly (esp if you switch arms or put it on your ankle or something).Aldo quick/easy to slip it to have FitBit face up or down (see pics) for your preference. Sometimes if I’m doing something where it might get banged around I’ll flip it to face in vs out (I have a screen protector on the FitBit too)Pro: It came as a 3-pack, which means in case it wears out or breaks over time, use, damage, I’m good to go with 2 quick easy replacements on hot standby!Con: It’s not “easy” to get on initially, esp if you have a screen protector on the Inspire too. If you have small fingers, might be easier. Anyway, once on Securely (double check with a yank on each side to make sure the pin is seated 💯) it stays on. See close up pic of where the band meets the FitBit mounting area.While this is great for me, it may be a slight drawback for anyone who wants to frequently change band colors to match outfits or have variety. But I don’t really do much of that - so not a true con to me.

Just got them today and wasn’t too hard to put on. The little connector pieces are somewhat finicky but once you get them in it’s nice and secure. I like the colors too and it’s nice and soft on my skin. Very stretchy and expandable. Good product.