Jordan Rodriguez
Very nice band with amazing construction for the price. The material is comfortable and the rings are very well done. The brushed steel looks awesome. I am very happy with this purchase and look to buy another in a different color. Also a bonus the shoulder bar tool is high quality for one that is included with a band!

Benjamin Martin
I got a 20mm for my Alpinist and a 24mm for a friend’s Citizen and they are very nice looking. Durable and clean looking. The edges and buckle holes are singed to keep them from fraying. Very good for the price. I wish there were more color choices.

Sandra Owens
These straps are thick and made with good quality nylon and hardware. They are ever so slightly longer than standard straps, but for wearers with more than 7.5" wrists there is not enough tail left over to tuck. This strap barely fits my 8.5" wrist. For 7.5" wrists or less, this is a 5 star strap.

Amanda Mejia
The photos in the ad don't show it, but this strap is silky smooth and has a sheen like an expensive suit. The weave is extremely fine, so it's pliant and gentle to the skin. The retainers are extra tall to allow doubling the bitter end of the strap back into itself. The edges are hemmed with a diagonally-laced thread and promises to hold up and prevent unraveling. The color I chose is the army green and it comes through the material's sheen quite well. The strap is thinner than it appears in the photo, so it doesn't noticeably raise the watch above your wrist.All in all .. a soft, tightly-woven, shiny watchstrap that complements a watch .. particularly if that watch case is made up of brushed steel or titanium. They will wed seamlessly. Ten bucks: I think I got a good deal.

Richard Rogers
High quality materials, but the seam on the 2nd part of the strap on the left is sharp and is cutting my wrist. I can’t wear this no matter how decent it looks.

Elizabeth Smith
Let me start off by saying that these NATO straps have some of the best feeling material on the market. I own NATOs across the spectrum of quality… from Cheapest NATO Straps to the big dawgs: Omega. These fall more into the “Omega” material-wise. I’d put the material in same category as Mora, Cincy Straps, and Moose Strap Co. premium NATO straps. They’re not quite Omega or Artem level, but they’re just oh so close. Straps pictured left to right: CNS Ribbed, BluShark, these (Navy & Navy/Silver), Cincy Straps NATO, Mora, Moose Strap Co Premium Plus, Artem (Commander Bond & NTTD Bond), and Omega.They also have nice, sturdy feeling hardware that has a pleasant brushed finish. It’s not perfect, but it looks alright for something that will look scratched and dinged after a few wears anyways. I don’t believe it’s solid hardware, but as mentioned, it feels sturdy. Another positive are the oval cut holes for sizing. I have always found that holes cut in a way other than a perfect circle have lasted much longer before fraying.That said, they can be a touch too short for me on some of my watches. I have a 7” wrist, so most NATOs fit well. These do too, as long as the dimensions are right. On my Lorier Neptune, a common microbrand piece, the 20mm did not have quite enough strap to fold over. An easy remedy for this is to remove one stitch below the keeper closest to the buckle. I used a seam cutter/puller to remove this stitch allows that keeper to become “floating”. I have attached pictures to serve as a reference.Overall, I’d recommend these straps to most people. They’re good quality for the price and come in basic but pleasing colors. Unfortunately they’re a touch too short. If you have a way to make that keeper float, it becomes an instant 4/5 star product. If whatever factory is pumping them out adds half an inch more length, they’d be 5/5 stars!

Donna Monroe
Great color combination for my SM Professional 42mm.

Michael Dominguez DVM
Well made and stylish watch strap. Very nice "seat belt" weave gives it a slight shine. Normally watch straps in this category cost 3X as much.I would definitely recommend.