Teak Fitbit Flex Band, Replacement Bands for The Fitbit Flex, with Extra Security Clasp. Large & Small

Out of all of my FitBit band colors, black is my go to color. So I get that I wear those out faster than the others. This was the first band that wore out in only 2 months. The rubber is more rigid than the others I have purchased in the past, and because of this it wouldn't stay fastened on its own. I had to use a strap on this one, otherwise I would have lost it long ago because there were plenty of times the strap was the only thing holding it on my wrist. All of the other bands have worn out around the FitBit compartment, from taking the FitBit in and out to charge or put in another color band. This one came apart where the rubber band meets the plastic window for the status. I am definitely not going to order this one again.

This product will be returned and I will try another manufacturer. I did not give it a 1 star rating purely due to the label "hate". I actually think that the purchase is worth one star as it cost me an envelope, inkjet ink/paper, packaging time, to find time to go to the UPS place and in the meantime I cannot use my fitbit. I am glad that the majority of people received a good and complete product.Two issues:1) Clasp did not stay closed. Only one of the two "teeth" stayed put, the other did not even latch on, it seems that the size of the metal part was too small for the hole.2) The "extra clasp for extra security" had not been sent.

Did not last but a couple of months. Rubber separated near the window, rendering it useless. Also it made using my Road ID tags difficult to put on and take off. This is not the same exact size as the original, which I replaced this one with. Only good thing is it came with a fastener ring. Which I now use on my replacement, a FitBit manufactured band.If you do not have tags to slide on, this one may work for you, for a little while. BTW I bought the extended warranty, if was offered on the Fitbit and maybe for the Teak.

My original band broke after only 4 months of use. This appears to be the same as a FitBit band but the one thing apparent in the 2 days I've owned it is that it does not eject the tracker device without excessive effort. The opening seems to be narrower and the cavity in which the tracker device nestles seems to be deeper/longer thus the device will not pop out when bent. This is the method that FitBit states to remove the tracker. I have to bend it and almost tweezer it out like a stuck tick.Cheap, made in China crap. Thanks corporate America for shipping off all low level manufacturing offshore and using the LOTL materials to pad your profits. Sell me a $25 band that will last a lifetime not some garbage $5,10 crap that enfuriates the hell out of me.

May 25 2019: well, I tried... no response... so down to 1 star for product failure and questionable at best warrantyMay 1 2019: reducing the stars to 2 (for now) No response to emails (and only have the registration email address. ) I also created an account on their web site and left a message their. Still no response. They claim to have a lifetime warranty... but if cannot contact them what is that worth. I am giving it another few weeks and then going to 1 star.April 20, 2019: Worked fine from Late Nov’18 through mid-Apr19Just sent in message for warranty replacementIf it goes through, will consider changing ratingIf it does not go through, I will be changing the rating

The bands don’t last long through wearing and water exposure the bands bond compound looses its hold and breaks.This fitbit band is not exactly like the original bands that come with the Fitbit. This one is harder and not as flexible. It hurts my wrist a little and it’s harder to keep the clamp in (which is probably why they added a plastic piece to slide over the clamp to keep it in place. I like the black color but other then that I wouldn’t buy it again. It’s a great temporary replacement for a good price.

Simple, inexpensive, and a great replacement for a worn out original FitBit band. At the time I purchased this band, a name-brand FitBit band was more than 3 times the cost including shipping. I find very little difference between the Teak Products band and the original, certainly not enough to justify a much higher price tag just to get the name brand version.With an "active" product like FitBit, it's hard to say how long the band will last since I have only had it a week, but thus far I've had no issues. I'll be sure to drop back in if I have any issues, but so far, so good, thumbs up.Final thought: Sizing was as expected. I purchased the large, and I'm an averaged sized male. There was plenty of room for adjustment, and I find myself somewhere in the middle of the size options provided on the band.

I foolishly bought this replacement band without reading all of the Amazon reviews. It arrived promptly and, while it looks like a Fitbit band, it has fallen off on an average of every 5 minutes for a week, even with the special little white band which, I am assuming, was invented by the manufacturer to stop the problem. I would have lost the bracelet forever--and the valuable battery--but was home painting my house interior so was able to find the bracelet on the floor somewhere each time it fell off. Yikes. Unfortunately, I do not recommend this brand of Fitbit replacement bands.