Garmin Forerunner 920XT Replacement Bands (Blue/Black)

I installed this on my 920 and it was comfortable and fit perfectly.

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.

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.

When I went to register the product, it said it maybe a copy cat product! Other than that it worked great.

The item breaks within a year. Stinks because its a perfect match, works well until it breaks. Annoying to have to keep buying replacements. I have never had such an expensive watch have poor supporting components. The watch itself works great so I havent wanted to drop the $$ for the newest Garmin... And lets be real its a watch band, im not sure how hard on can be... it just sits on your wrist. The band should be able to withstand chilling on your arm.

Just got mine today, and the bands seem to be a good quality. But the screws that came with the bands were very cheap. The screw broke while trying to install the new band. But I was still use the old screw, so not a huge deal in the long run.

Exact replacement for 920XT Garmin watch band, comes with 2 hex-head tools which is VERY nice, and new set of hex-head stainless steel band screws. Even the packaging info and manufactured-on date is original OEM. Unfortunately, so is the material the band is made of; this is the third replacement band installed. None of them last very long under heavy use (triathlon training & events) and the Florida sunshine, about 1.5 years, max. They break along the flex-lines of the band. Manufacturers really need to test things out down here in the Florida sun!

Easy to replace and looks great

Amazon tells me that my last purchase of this Garmin 920XT band was July 2017. Id say that is pretty good for a watch band, considering that in 2020 alone, I swam 180 miles in the ocean, and this year Ive done another 80+, and between 2017 and 2020 I probably swam 300+ miles in the pool which is really hard on rubber and plastic. This band is currently just beginning to show signs of breaking, so I am replacing it now. I do tighten the band so its stretched when swimming, but loosen it some to be more comfortable after. Not sure what other folks with broken bands are doing, but the replacement band I got was great. My original band only lasted one year on a referb watch. So be a little gentle, and you should be just fine. I am exceptionally hard on watches, so this 920XT (watch and band) have really been amazing from a durability standpoint.

5 months of just running with it and it broke, not a durable replacement band.