Canvas Fabric Ballistic Watch Bands Nylon Watch Straps - Widths 16mm 18mm 20mm or 22mm 24mm…

I'm fat! (probably obese) I have big wrists and I haven't worn a watch in years. However, after decades of no watch I've come to the point where I need to wear one at work to keep to a schedule. I ordered this watch band in the hopes that it would be big enough to fit my fat wrist.It does...just barely. I can use the very last hole on the watch band in the morning. After about six hours of wearing the band I can use the second hole.** Please note that I like this product, but the following observation is accurate **Most companies that sell items that are worn only cover a range of sizes from small to large and it is only by luck that their larger sizes fit anyone who is rather fat. This is the case with watch bands in general. The so-called extra large bands are the size of this one and if your fat you have to be lucky as well.It's a pity that most manufacturers don't realize the unrealized market of those of us who are larger than the average person. Whether that's t-shirts in larger sizes in colors other than black, underwear in larger sizes that don't cost THREE TIMES as much as two sizes smaller, or watch bands that are adjustable enough for anyone to wear. I just wish more companies would open up their markets to us.

These straps would be great but for one thing, the width of the straps is not accurate. I ordered some that were 22 mm width and when I placed it on my watch there's an unsightly Gap at the lugs where the strap attaches to the watch. if you don't care too much about perfection in appearance, then their fine, a great value, otherwise if appearance (and that's the reason I bought mine in the first place) and fit are important to you, I would not recommend these at all if you care about the way that they fit your watch. (Update) I did check the lugs on my watches with a slide rule caliper and they are correct at 22mm, so it IS the width of these NATO straps that is wrong. I checked them with the tool as well and they are under measurement specs.

These NATO straps are short enough that you do not have to fold over the extra length like most other NATOs. I know some other reviews have mentioned that they wanted the extra strap to fold over, which is I stylistic choice I guess. For me, the extra length is the one thing that has bothered me in the past about NATOs. So if you don't mind not having the extra to fold over, these might work for you.I should mention that they are rather thin, but again that works well for me because I don't like the thicker NATOs.

I wanted to replace the large and inflexible men's band on my otherwise great Casio watch with a softer, more feminine and adjustable NATO-style strap. The STYLELOVER strap looks nice and would probably be comfortable if I could use it, but even though I measured carefully and ordered the correct size, the strap is too thick to fit underneath the Casio spring pins, too wide for the space after I removed the pins and, weirdly, the replacement pins that came with the strap were too small for the space and kept falling out. Also, the included tool is so flimsy it bent the first time I tried to use it to remove the original pins, so I had to use my fingernails and one of them flew into the air and disappeared. Now I can't even buy another strap for my watch and will have to use it as a mini clock for my desk. I probably should have realized that something so cheap would not be functional,so I'll chalk this one up to experience.

This is not a luxury or formal wear product. It is a simple, utilitarian watchband. I found my Dad's old 1960s Timex that he wore for everyday knock around use. It didn't work and the strap was broken. I took a chance on being able to repair the watch itself and got lucky. Then it needed a band. This simple black band matches the old design and I wear it working in the yard and riding my motorcycle. It brought back Dad's watch and some great memories.The price included spare strap pins for the watch frame and an installation tool, neither of which were needed, but now I have them for later or for fixing one of my grandkids' watches when they learn something the hard way. Shipping was fast and free with Prime. Like the headline says - Value!Five stars? Well, it's nothing fancy, but it is exactly as represented and I'm pleased with the product and the transaction.

First off, I am not going to bash 4 Natos at this price point. When you think that these at about $3 a piece, where companies regularly charge in the range of $15 to $25 each. That being said, these are not worth purchasing for me simply for the fact that they are not up to a level of quality that I would wear. Now, if you only have this amount of money to spend, that may be a different situation. However, even if I had say $13 to spend, I would probably just get one BluShark/Crown&Buckle etc.As for the Natos, they are stiff and cardboard and a horribly cheap and scratchy material. Also, they are really short. I will put one next to a BluShark so you can see the difference. For my 7” wrist, you can’t even get the excess material “to” the second holder, let alone fold it under. That’s an instant fail for me, as that is the look I’m desiring. Long story short, these were an instant return. Take a look at my photos and you will see the difference in a more expensive, quality strap and these.

Bought the 16mm strap for father's day, to be a matching father & son set. Matches exactly with dad's, right down to the metal accents. very affordable, so that my little brother can wear his watch with anything and match dad.This strap also came with the tool to remove the metal parts and change the straps on your watches. Also came with two replacement metal parts! I did not expect it, so that's cool.Arrived on a Sunday; typically our postal service does not deliver on Sundays. Arrived a day early.