Savior Survival Gear Paracord Watch Band,Compatible with Apple Watch & iWatch Bands Series 42mm 44mm 45mm 49mm, 550 Paracord & Stainless Steel Shackle, Men & Women (Black & Green, LG)

The Savior Survival Gear Apple Watch Band is a rugged, stylish upgrade for my Apple Watch. Made from durable 550 paracord, it feels sturdy and reliable, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts or anyone wanting a tough, unique look. The stainless steel hardware is a nice touch and adds to the band’s durability. It’s a bit bulkier than standard bands, so it might not be ideal for all-day wear if you prefer a lighter feel. However, for outdoor adventures or a distinctive look, it’s perfect!

I wore this for about three months. I purchased it when I got my khaki green Subaru. I am very pleased with the strength and durability and the fit. There’s only one downside. I’d have to say the pin that goes in there. It’s kinda hard to do it yourself, but I got used to it, and I was able to open and close it without a problem But unfortunately, the black paint will eventually rub off but other than that it’s really a cool band!

I love everything about this watch band other than the difficulty in putting it on, you have to squeeze together the band ends until 3 holes line up perfectly to insert the screw. Even after practicing multiple times it’s still very difficult, that part needs a redesign.

Just got my band and it’s made of good quality, looks nice, and feels sturdy. The problem is that it’s a pain in the butt to try to put on and off. With needing to put that pin in and screw it through the other side.I was fumbling with it for about 5min just to line up the holes and pass the pin in with one hand.So will be sending back for refund

Since I didn't see a review that was detailed enough I decided to write this one. So here are some of the facts for me:I have a 7 inch wrist after measuring and I ordered the Large in Gunmetal Gray for my Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen) 44MM. The color on the gunmetal I think is perfect. I went back and forth about the gunmetal or the green and I went with the gunmetal. The color is like a mix of gray, brown, and hints of green so its actually a pretty cool look.The band was super tight at first and I had it set on the last pin hole so I was very concerned the large was actually too small. Over the period of a couple days if definitely loosened up and now I have the pin in the middle hole. Its actually more loose now and I could probably move the pin to the tightest hole but I don't want to stretch the band out too much and not have any more holes to adjust. So that being said I would say 7 inch wrist and smaller go for large. anything bigger you might want the extra large.As far as getting it on an off. Yes it was a total pain the first few times. The band was stiff and tight and I cursed a little over the design. I even dropped the pin while putting it on in the car and thought I lost the pin screw forever. But.....I will say once the band was stretched and had some bend in it, putting it on was absolutely no issue. It is very secure. Side note, when you take the watch off and charge it I suggest screwing the pin back in to the clasp so you don't lose it.I bought the GELISHI Rugged PC CASE with Tempered Glass Screen Protector with this band and I think they look great together.Hope this helps. Good Luck!

I purchased this watch band to replace my older velcro Savior Survival watch band, which began fraying/unthreading (just general wear - not defective).Regarding this paracord watch band, we will start with the good. This watch band is solid, secure, and very comfortable while wearing. I wish all my prior bands would have been manufactured this well.Now, for the bad… this watch band is EXTREMELY difficult to put on. A normal watch band takes less than two (2) seconds to put on. This watch can take several minutes to put on (especially on a bad day with lots of profanity). It may be easier if you wear the watch band looser (like order the next size up), but for a watch that needs to be tight against the wrist for health tracking, its horrible to put on. To put on this watch band, you truly need another hand.If anyone has suggestions to make it easier, or even you Savior Survival Gear, I am open to hearing them!No other complaints or issues. This watch band deserves 5 stars, but with the difficulty putting it on, I can’t in good conscience rate it any higher than 3.

Absolutely the best watch band I’ve ever used. I bought this 3 1/2 years ago and wear it every day. It took a little bit of practice getting used to fastening the closure but it’s simple to do if you have half a brain and you’re not a whinging soy boy pansy. The para cord has held up incredibly well and the shackle closure is as good as new. I will 100% buy another one of these IF this one ever wear out.

I was reading the reviews on this about the way you take time putting it on your wrist. It made me double think about buying this but i said “screw it! Let’s see if it’s that bad”.To be honest, it takes me 10 seconds to slap it on my wrist and twist the screw in one of the 3 slots (holes-2nd one for me). At first, i thought it was going to pinch my skin a lot and be super tight and uncomfortable but it honestly hasn’t. I really love the color and the way the material looks. I’ve had it for 2 months and it still looks new!!I do work part time in a grocery store; stocking shelves and working in the freezer department but it still looks new. In the last photo, you will see how much space there is between the parts (metal Shackles) that might make you think it will pinch your skin but the Paracord band keeps it snugged and in place so it won’t be moving. This is honestly made to last since it’s made for outdoors! So i would definitely recommend if you work in an environment where you do manual hard labor! 😎👍🏽