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Leather strap

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‎01-06-2017 14:03

‎01-06-2017 14:03

can anyone advise whether buying the more expensive leather strap would reduce irritation to the skin? Or is it the same as the original strap as far as skin irritation is concerned?

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‎01-06-2017 15:10

‎01-06-2017 15:10

The leather band is different material then the original bands.

 

But I cant advise on the irratation as the bands have never bothered me

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‎02-13-2021 10:07

‎02-13-2021 10:07

Yes, it does, the Fitbits own leather strap is poor quality for the price.  Bought a leather strap for the versa 3 for a fraction of the price and already it is far better quality than Fitbit's own strap.  I would still recommend keeping the rubber strap for the workout then changing over afterward.

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