Buying a band for Apple and similar watches:
Apple watches and certain smartwatches necessitate strap adapters to install our bands. If you already have adapters, choose the correct lug width and purchase a band that is ½” (12 mm) smaller.
Easy and quick process:
Our bands connect to your watch in the same way as typical watch bands with spring bars and strap screws (this applies to certain Casio models or watches with similar connectors)
Wide selection:
We provide 7 different types of buckles. Opt for a basic quick release buckle for daily use or choose buckles with survival features. Click here to see all buckles
Types of buckles:
Selecting the appropriate buckle Buckles are available for various outdoor activities or daily wear, ranging from 1.5” to 2.5” in length. Check how the buckle appears on your wrist before making a purchase!
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What buckle do I choose?
Check out how the buckle appears on your wrist prior to making a purchase! We’ve included images of our buckles worn on a wrist to assist you in your decision-making!
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Compass and thermometers:
Buckles equipped with these instruments are not intended for professional applications. A slight margin of error should be anticipated.
Fire starter and scraper:
To ignite a fire, simply scrape the magnesium rod with the scraper. This is not a toy! Keep it out of reach of children.
Make it your way:
Having trouble finding your preferred band color? We provide the opportunity to design a band to your specifications. Select from 50 different paracord hues and 6 types of buckles! You can opt for a single color or a combination of two colors!
Build-a-Band is available for most watches and lug widths! Discover additional information about build-a-band right here!
How to locate your Casio model:
Your watch model number is located on the back of your watch, appearing as a mix of letters and numbers, rather than the 4-digit module number
Buying your band:
Every model featured in our store is compatible. For non-listed models: Watches with standard spring bars: just detach the resin straps and measure the lug width and watch case. Watches with strap screws: take off the original resin strap to ensure your watch lug is compatible with our bands! Simply remove your current spring bars or strap screws, then reuse them for our bands.
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What if I can’t find my watch model in your store?
We also provide universal bands! These bands come in various case sizes and lug widths. Simply choose the one that closely matches your watch case size and lug width.
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Older Casio models:
For watches with standard spring bars: remove the resin straps and measure both the lug width and watch case. For watches with strap screws: take off the original resin strap to confirm your watch lug is compatible with our bands!
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Getting the right band for your wrist:
You will need three measurements: wrist size, watch case size, and lug width. Finally, pick a buckle that you find comfortable for your intended use. – The importance of watch case size Select a band based on the size of your watch case. The proper measurement is taken from lug to lug (from the 12 o’clock position down to the 6 o’clock position)
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Is your band adjustable?
Absolutely, our bands are adjustable, and the hook and loop expands an additional inch for added comfort
How are your bands crafted?
Our bands are designed to be .20” (5 mm) shorter, enabling the hook and loop to be modified to suit the comfort level preferred by the customer.
About weave pattern:
Our bands are crafted using a cobra pattern.
Do your bands fit on any watch?
We design bands for a majority of brands, including well-known Chinese watches similar to Casio.
Bands for any wrist size:
We offer bands from wrist sizes 5″ to 10″. Our bands are adjustable and come with 1 extra inch of hook and loop for comfort.
Where are your bands made?
Our bands are proudly handmade in the state of Florida, United States! We do not outsource our bands!
These bands are wider:
These bands are 1.37” wide (35 mm) including the cord and are broader than all other bands available.
Also measure your watch case, lug width and wrist size. For help click here!
Bought the wrong size band?
We acknowledge that there can be errors in measurements; if you accidentally buy the incorrect size, we would be glad to resize it for a fee. For further details, please check our band resizing page. Please note that this service is exclusively available in the United States.
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Video tutorials:
Discover a multitude of videos showcasing our bands on different Casio watch models and more! View tutorial and product videos to assist you in making your purchase! Stay updated on new products by subscribing now!
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YouTube channel – Subscribe for engaging content and great band ideas:
On our YouTube Channel, you will discover tutorial videos along with a vast array of showcase videos featuring our bands. There, you can explore our bands and get inspired by various watch ideas!
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Bands for most brands:
Simply measure your wrist, watch case, and lug width. Check question no. 12 if you have strap adapters.
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Paracord colors:
We offer over 50 paracord colors!
Click here to see our paracord catalog!
Can the paracord be used?
Yes, the band includes two belts! The paracord is melted near the buckle and can be untied. Additionally, the cord has seven usable inner strands (except for thinner paracord bands)
Paracord strenght:
We utilize two varieties of paracords. The most favored is our 4 mm diameter paracord with 7 inner strands, rated for 550 lbs. We also provide 2 mm paracords without inner strands, which can be found on our thin cord bands page.
Where we ship from:
We are situated in the State of Florida, United States.
Order processing:
Regardless of whether you choose a pre-made or a personalized band, we will manufacture and dispatch your band within 24 to 48 hours following the confirmation of payment.
USA and international shipping:
We offer shipping services to both the US and international destinations.
Domestic and international shipping services:
We have teamed up with USPS and several global shipping providers. For the United States, we utilize Ground Advantage Service, delivering in 3 to 7 business days, and we also offer USPS Priority Mail at an additional charge (US only). Delivery times for international orders depend on the destination country!
Canada – Autralia – UK
Special flat shipping charge to: Canada – Australia – UK
$20.00 to $25.00 – Flat charge (subject to change anytime)
International duties and taxes:
Customers are accountable for any local duties and taxes.
Returns and exchanges:
We offer no-hassle returns!
Returns: 30 days (customer pays for return shipping to store)
Exchanges and band resizing: 30 days (customer pays for return shipping to store)
What are strap adapters?
These are adapters available online specifically designed for watches with unique lug space.
How to buy a band if you already have adapters:
If you already have adapters, we recommend selecting a band that is ½” (12 mm) smaller in size
What is a lug width?
Lug width refers to the distance between the lugs, which is where the band secures to your watch case.
Spring bars and strap screws explained:
A watch spring bar is a small metal component that secures a watch strap to the watch case. Strap screws are four screws used to secure a strap, commonly found on certain Casio and other brands.
How to ensure band compatibility with your watch lug space:
Ensure that our band can seamlessly replace your existing strap.
The importance of watch case size and lug width:
You will need three measurements: wrist size, watch case size, and lug width. Finally, pick a buckle that you find comfortable for your intended use. – The importance of watch case size Select a band based on the size of your watch case. The proper measurement is taken from lug to lug (from the 12 o’clock position down to the 6 o’clock position)
Measure your wrist, not your strap:
Another important measurement to take into account is your wrist size! Avoid guessing or measuring an existing watch strap, as this can lead to inaccuracies. To measure your wrist, simply use a flexible measuring tape and wrap it around your wrist; your wrist size is where the zero mark meets the highest number on the tape!
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