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Suunto t6 replacement strap

Suunto X6HR/T6 Elastomer Strap Kit

Suunto X6HR/T6 Elastomer Strap Kit

Rating for this product: 3 December 29, 2008

This thing is kind of a pain to install. It is difficult to remove the old strap without accidentally reaming the holes in the plastic watch body and the new band requires quite a bit of manipulation to get it installed. Once in place, it seems to be an exact replacement. The first thing that falls apart on these straps is the little rubber piece that holds the excess strap length tight against the band. Those should be sold separately instead of having to replace the whole band because the little independent piece breaks.

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