David Calderon
loved it

Charlotte Thompson
I've been wearing mine almost constantly since I got it. I love it.It's subtle and looks just fine. Any watch will be "louder" than it. I left mine a bit loose so it does wander around a little on my wrist.The clasp is a little fiddly until you get used to it. Here's how I like to put it on.First, pass the top piece of the clasp through the mating half's opening, then let the pin settle on the catch hook. From there, brace the lower half of the clasp on your finger, and fold the top half over it and pinch it closed with your thumb.Open it by just pressing the little "lip" on the clasp and flicking it open.The wolf figure is etched solidly into the bracelet material, and will not wear off. Though I could see it being disheartening to scrape a massive gouge right through his face.Being an aesthetic fashion product, you should be aware that this is "only" finished stainless steel with resinous carbon fiber inlays.Both of these materials are tough, yes, but they will accumulate scrapes, scuffs, and scratches.I say embrace it. Let it wear. Display it proudly, complete with bumps and bruises.I see no reason why this bracelet wouldn't be able to handle a rough life of adventure, but I strongly recommend washing it out thoroughly when you return from said adventure.Wash it out after any exposure to mud, grit, sand, or dirty/sea water to help keep the links moving freely, and protect them from corroding and seizing up.Can't hurt to just wash it every once in a while anyways to get your skin oils off and restore its shine, especially if you wear it constantly like I do.Just lather up some soap under running water and scrub your bracelet, then rinse it out, and dry it off.I have no praise for the included link removing adjustment tool.They include four replacement push-pins. You're going to need all of them. They are SO soft that they break off under the modest strain of, well, trying to remove links from the bracelet.Each pin was only good for "one" link removal.If you have a watch with a steel band, use that adjustment tool instead and save yourself the headache.Alternatively, consider buying one separately.This was a major reason why I left the bracelet a little loose instead of trying to tighten it down the rest of the way.

John Maynard
Included tool to remove links does not work. The metal is super soft and breaks with the slightest amount of pressure. Not able to actually push the screws out.

Chris Henderson
Product was cheap junk, the tool it came with was weak and basically useless. I would not recommend and wish I could return this product for a refund

Ruben Mclaughlin
Cheap Chinese bracelet. The special tool broke each time I used it. All three broke ! Got one link off and now I can’t remove any others nor can I get any one. JUNK