I cannot get my wristband fastened; it is very stiff. I ordered a clip on holder from them but it's too large. Any suggestions?
802169
I am having difficulty with mine as well. I took the little snap out of band several times and it is just now starting to hold. I not real impressed Fitbit.
802170
Sometimes I have someone else do it for me because the angle is tough, but just keep trying. Line up the slots with the little buckles and they will pop in eventually.
802171
it's really hard to get on at any time, but after a few times, the harder plastic hooks gets used to the exact spots you put it on all the time. I think they could have designed them better than they did, if they want people to use them all the time. I find you have to press the ends together very hard.
195929
Have you tried to post in the fitbit forum? On their website, it has a forum where you could post. Not sure if you have to sin up or not to post. I bet Amy would be happy to have it back.
301597
On my bracelet I had them put "see medical card". That way I could keep current. Otherwise I would think you'd need a new one.
878430
Yes! You can use the wristband until you need the antistatic, then you can put the the clip back on. It's connected by a snap.
1776900
The Thane website has a lot of the extras. Last time I was there, they had replacement bands.
2131922
It is too big for my wrist. I tried it on that way and it won't stay in one place, just swings around. The arm band is too long for a smaller wrist. My wrist is 6 inches around.
1911676
Place bracelet in the slot. Line connecting pin up with the pin remover pin and screw the remover pin through the link pin. Note the arrow on the link for the correct direction to drive out the pin. I found that the device was way too light duty to work. Most jewelers will adjust the band for about $10, which I did, and it was worth it.
92692
it would be difficult to use as a wristband, the band is too long to adjust down to that small.
217787
This is a late response to Diosdado but if it can help someone else...I am a female with small, bony 6" wrists. I ordered the Pro series in small and extra small. The small had a bit of room but couldn't close tighter because that was as far as it could go. There was also some excess strap sticking out which I knew would drive me insane while lifting. The extra small could close tighter (I know they say you don't want it tight but I like having the option) and I was able to make it looser as well. The main thing was no excess strap sticking out. Now, my husband tried the small on and while he didn't lift anything with the grips they seemed to fit him okay. This is a late response to Diosdado but if it can help someone else...I am a female with small, bony 6" wrists. I ordered the Pro series in small and extra small. The small had a bit of room but couldn't close tighter because that was as far as it could go. There was also some excess strap sticking out which I knew would drive me insane while lifting. The extra small could close tighter (I know they say you don't want it tight but I like having the option) and I was able to make it looser as well. The main thing was no excess strap sticking out. Now, my husband tried the small on... » Read More This is a late response to Diosdado but if it can help someone else...I am a female with small, bony 6" wrists. I ordered the Pro series in small and extra small. The small had a bit of room but couldn't close tighter because that was as far as it could go. There was also some excess strap sticking out which I knew would drive me insane while lifting. The extra small could close tighter (I know they say you don't want it tight but I like having the option) and I was able to make it looser as well. The main thing was no excess strap sticking out. Now, my husband tried the small on and while he didn't lift anything with the grips they seemed to fit him okay. « Show Less
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I also haven't had a problem, neither with breakage nor stretching, and I use the colored bands exclusively. My original band is green, but I've been using the navy blue band as my go-to for a few months now. I think it's probably worth the expense of getting a new band and perhaps with each battery charge switching bands to give each a chance to rest between uses. Just a thought....
1026155
I'm not sure how you guys are wearing this, but maybe I put the band on backwards? It's stretched out to ~18ish in and I think it would it snug on 19. My arms are 12in and I wrap it around almost 1.5 times. I think it would work!
282465
I'm not aware of Fitbit having made any changes to the wristband. What I can tell you is that is silicone softens up after a couple of weeks and is no longer a problem for me.
331436
Hi, Mitt I do not have the bands. They were a gift for my girlfriend. I can ask her. I reckon one way is to tie a knot in them. Watching the P90X videos, they do two things: stand farther away if you have the band attached to a doorway, etc., or if standing on the band to do curls, etc., adjust the amount of the loop on the floor under your foot. Someone said that you can pull the band through the handle and there is a round thing in the handle that will hold it. This does not quite make sense to me. As I recall, there is a thing in the end of the rubber band that holds it in place. I am so sorry that I do not have more info for you, Mitt. ron
2005846
Unfortunately there is no clip or band. Maybe use a phone case (about the same size as a smart phone) that has a clip.. Still a great product, I just carried it in my bag til I used it.
643711
I had the exact same problem as James. 13 months to the day after I bought the watch the band broke, literally just fell off my arm. Due to an odd design the band cannot be replaced. The entire watch housing has to be replaced which costs about $100 and takes who knows how long. I replaced this watch with a Garmin. I''ve put thousands of running and cycling miles on it and I love it.
1969219
Best to detach watch band from watch (I didn't) ... lay band flat with arrows on back of band going away from the device that will be pushing the pin out. Be careful to line up the pin that is pushing to the hole in the watch band (try this only on links that have an arrow) .. turn handle to push pin out of the link (if lined up, comes out easily) ... My first pin came out easily, then I broke 4 pins trying to get the next pin out to remove the link, because I didn't have it lined up right. the pins will break if not lined up properly. After getting 2 pins out and removing the link, replace one pin to reconnect the links (push in and then tap in until it is in all the way and you are done. there seems to be another knob on the side that I'm not sure how to use or what the purpose is unless it is to finely adjust the position, so you can line up the pin to push it out. Be patient and be sure to line it up or you will break the pins, like I did. I was cautious with the last one (because I only had one left) and got the job done. If this instruction doesn't help enough, I would suggest searching on-line and you should be able to find a video showing exactly how to use the device to remove this type of watch link.
803466
There's a band that's made of rubber that hugs the phone. You have to loop it around the phone and it attaches to a small bar to lock it. The lock is not strong and the whole thing is very flimsy and awkward to use. I don't recomend it. Try the magnet holder instead, that works GREAT!