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Bad strap design

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‎05-10-2019 00:41 - edited ‎05-10-2019 08:43

‎05-10-2019 00:41 - edited ‎05-10-2019 08:43

Hi All 

Today i nearly lost my Versa the strap had come off at one side and  the Versa came off my wrist luckily  for me somebody behind me noticed  it on the floor and picked it up  and came after me and handed to me.

The design of the strap with those large spring clips seem to be the issue i must have caught one of the spring clips that what caused it to come off .

Come on Fit Bit 

There must be a better way of securing a £200 watch on a strap with out those protruding spring clips 

Has anybody else had this Problem 

It is the Fit Bit Versa with the special edition grey fabric strap 

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‎05-10-2019 01:36

‎05-10-2019 01:36

The same happened to me twice. The release lever must have gotten caught on my wrist bone. Room for improvement, for sure.

 

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