Archer Watch StrapsArcher Watch Straps - Canvas Quick Release Watch Bands (Tangelo Orange, 20mm)

I’ve tried a few other straps which were just not even remotely close to initial quality. I’ve used mine almost every day for a week, and it’s comfortable

Very sturdy

Works well with the Pluto Moonwatch. Installation was simple because of the built-in spring bars. Very comfortable so far.

I've replaced a couple of old, well worn watch straps with these Archer brand items. The sizing has been precisely perfect (of course you need to ORDER the right size), and the look is probably better than I expected. I've had several people comment on my "new watch" when it's really just the new strap.Also, the installation method, with the hidden inside retractable pin, allows an easy install. You'll take more time removing your OLD strap than you will putting on the new one.I have to give a positive comment on the comfort of the strap too. It's a strong woven fabric, so not as likely to irritate your wrist as you might have with metallic or even some plastic/resin type options.Keep in mind, because it is cloth, you can get it dirty. If you're typically getting your hands dirty or greasy, you may want to do something different, or at least choose a dark color strap.Overall, I'm very satisfied.Best wishes everyone.

I bought this to replace the silicon band on my Garmin Venu 2s. It fit perfectly, and was very easy to install.

Easy to install, looks nice, and seems durable.

I just got this, so I'll have to update on durability later, but it looks and feels great. It fits very well on my Shinola Runwell automatic, and is cooler than the original leather band (and a little more casual). Some premium bands have started shipping two lengths of the tab side, and I would have paid a little more for that, as it's a bit long, even for my 7" circumference wrist, but the tab is easily controlled by it's retaining loops. My other nit is that the QR (quick release) levers on the spring bars is very hard to access. It's probably easier to insure clearance on silicone bands, but it was plain hard to operate with a fingertip, and I was afraid of fraying the canvas. Fortunately I have a spring bar tool, and it worked great to get into the space to push the lever down, still making it easier than old school spring bars. In short, a good quality band at a reasonable price.

I bought this strap for my Seiko field watch the fit and finish is very good. It was a little stiff at first but after a few wears it broke in nicely.

My Citizen army watch strap finally gave up and a genuine replacement was hugely expensive- one place was £150 ish for a strap!I bought this as a needed a quick replacement.A jewellery shop fitted it within 30 seconds.I find it very comfortable and it feels like it will last for a good time. The one thing that annoys me is that it has faded beyond belief.The dark 'faded olive' came with the same coloured stitching that runs along the two sides. After exactly 3 months , the 2nd photo shows the level of fading. Look at the side stitching - that colour remains, but the strap body is now a completely different colour. I'm wondering what the black colour would look like after a while.

Trying to figure out whether I should buy a new one from this brand.Worn a lot, but not constantly.Maybe 50% of the time. Swapped a with leather strap and 2 other watches from time to time.Worn on summer holidays, swimming in the ocean. Sea, Sun, Salt...suppose it lasted okay'ish.I liked the worn look for a while, but getting a bit much now.Was £20.99 in Jan 2021. So not too much inflation.Make up you own mind if it was value for money.

I like the stitched holes on the strap. It looks good on the watch. A fraction of the replacement price of Kevlar strap but similar look. Down side is the label on the inside of the strap is sharp and irritating when the strap moves. If they really want to put their name on it, stamp it into the metal work, but for comfort, leave the inside of the strap alone.

Having read Archer's comments saying their watch straps aren't compatible with Garmin watches, I was in two minds whether or not to make this purchase.However, at the price point, which is fairly reasonable I decided to take a chance that it would fit my Garmin Vivoactive 4, I chose the 22mm size and I'm happy to confirm it fits perfectly. I do understand Archer's stance on this and they don't want to commit that this is the case due to what they say is some variability in sizes on Garmin watches; so I suppose for anyone else who is tempted on purchasing an Archer strap for Garmin watches you are forewarned it may not fit! Luckily in my case, it did and I'm very pleased with the strap.As mentioned by a previous reviewer the strap does start a little stiff but quickly moulds to your wrist once on, is very comfortable and due to some irritation caused by the original Garmin Rubber/Silicon? strap – this in comparison feels like a dream. The colour is as described and is of good quality, having worn it for a couple of days straight, all I can say is so far so good. I'll definitely be tempted to 'take a chance' again in the future.

I was not sure what the strap would be like when purchased but I am pleasantly surprised with how it looks (got the navy blue strap which is stylish whether you want a smart or a casual look) and functional - I find the strap material comfortable on my wrist and SO much easier to take on and off, compared to the fluoroelastomer band that came with my watch (that band is awkward to manipulate as it is slippery).Cannot comment on how durable the strap is but definitely Archer is one brand I will consider for future purchases.