Garmin Forerunner 920XT Replacement Bands (Blue/Black)

This was a great replacement for the original! I’m so glad this was available!

Easy to replace and looks great

My Garmin watch gets a ton of use and has been beat up over the years. One day last month, the band finally broke. I dont want to buy a new watch just yet so this is a cheap way to keep it running a while longer. High quality and really easy to replace thanks to the little instruction card and tools included.

Worked great. All parts to do the repair were included. I needed only the non-clip side - so I will keep the other half in case it also breaks.

OEM Replacement. I have all the colors. The black and blue one ripped apart at the buckle. I wear my watch all the time. Even when working on my car so I’m pretty tough on the watch straps. I recommend this replacement item. It also comes with tools.

It looks and feels exactly like the original so if you liked the one that comes with the watch then this is an easy choice. Installation is very easy and it comes with the tools that you need as well. Takes about 5 minutes, if even that, to install.

So just like anyone who has used the hell out of their watch, the band broke. This was not a big deal for me as I race Ironman, run many races, and Im always training. The band was very easy to swap out, I do like that it came with new watch pins. Back up and running (No pun)!

Husband bought this for his worn out cracked original band. It came with the tool to remove the old one and install the new one. EASY to install, matches in color and works perfectly!

A few month ago my watch band was broken, I found this set of replacement and It worked perfectly! It’s a complete kit to replace Garmin 920XT watch band. Excellent! Outstanding! Superb!

My amazon history says I last bought this Nov 2019, and its now May 2021. The usual failure of breaking in the middle of the band. Thats twice, and this is the only watch I have *ever* had the band fail, including $5 watches from the night market, so I guess its Garmins way to derive some recurring revenue if you dont upgrade to a new watch fast enough. Actually sort of clever.