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Specifications
Simple tool for removing links from your StrapHabit Stainless Steel Bracelet, or other watch bracelets with split pins, or pin and collar.
Engraved with StrapHabit logos. Includes 3 spare pins.
Whether you're a fan of classic leather, modern stainless steel, or sporty FKM Rubber, we have a strap to match your style.
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Tropical Retro Style FKM Rubber Quick Release Watch Straps
from $34.00
FKM rubber two-piece watch strap with quick release springbars. Available in 18mm, 19mm, 20mm, 21mm, 22mm, and 24mm lug widths. Two floating keepers secure the tail end of the strap. Small ridges on the side of the strap help to secure them. Thirteen adjustment holes mean that these straps should fit well on any size wrist.
The underside of the strap features a waffle pattern, and a number of holes allow for venting of the wrist.
Our StrapHabit Rubber straps are extremely durable, and comfortable. The deep colors look fantastic! Quick release springbars allow you to quickly swap straps in seconds without tools.
These straps are NOT silicone, they are genuine FKM rubber. They feel nearly as soft and flexible as silicone, but are much stronger, and resistant to picking up fuzz, or cracking. In the photos, you can see how flexible they are, and that they can be completely folded without stretching or cracking.
Compared to traditional vulcanized rubber, FKM adds increased durability, chemical and heat resistance.
Ridge FKM Rubber Quick Release Watch Straps
from $33.00
Genuine FKM rubber two piece watch strap with quick release springbars. Available in 20mm, 22mm, and 24mm lug widths. Two floating keepers. Nine adjustment holes mean that these straps should fit well on wrists of any size.
Available with silver or black PVD buckles.
These straps fit wrists from about 6.25 to 8.25 inches. If your wrist size is 8 inches or larger, we reccommend the Extra Long Ridge Rubber strap.
Our StrapHabit Rubber straps are extremely durable and comfortable. The deep colors look fantastic! Quick-release springbars allow you to swap straps in seconds without tools quickly.
These straps are NOT silicone; they are genuine FKM rubber. They feel nearly as soft and flexible as silicone but are much stronger and resistant to picking up fuzz or cracking. In the photos, you can see how flexible they are and that they can be completely folded without stretching or cracking.
Compared to traditional vulcanized rubber, FKM adds increased durability and chemical and heat resistance.
Hook and Loop Single Pass Watch Straps
from $29.00
StrapHabit Hook and Loop Single Pass straps use a quick-change pass-through design.
The soft yet durable nylon features a ribbed design and is secured with a hook-and-loop closure. This passes through the brushed stainless-steel hardware with a subtly engraved StrapHabit logo.
They will fit wrists from about 5.75 to about 8.25 inches.
These straps are designed to fit watches with traditional spring bars, or fixed lug bars such as the Tudor Pelagos FXD.
Blade HQ x StrapHabit Dessert Warrior Watch Straps
from $35.00
Military-Style Nylon Pass-Through Watch Strap
The Blade HQ x StrapHabit Dessert Warrior Watch strap is constructed from durable nylon in a military-style dual-pass-through design. The official Dessert Warrior pattern is printed on the nylon. You'll find the Blade HQ logo laser-engraved on the buckle, and StrapHabit on one of the keepers. All of the hardware is PVD-coated in blue or pink, inspired by the blue and pink blades on the knives.
So what are these things?
Recently, photos of knives with a rainbow-sprinkle pattern and colored blades have been popping up on my social media feeds. The frosting pattern printed on a utilitarian tool was such a fun juxtaposition that I wanted to know more! The idea originated at popular knife seller Blade HQ, which sold a knife called the "Desert Warrior." People loved them, but autocorrect took over, and Blade HQ started receiving inquiries for the Dessert Warrior. The brand loves to have fun and decided to run with the funny error. It turned out to be even more popular than the original knives, with the knives often selling out upon release.
As far as StrapHabit's involvement, it pays to have friends, as it was a collaborative effort across several channels. Random Rob first suggested the idea, which I thought was super fun! Rather than create a sprinkle pattern strap, I wanted to collaborate with the originators. I reached out to a long-time friend of StrapHabit, Levon of the Knife Nuts Podcast. He helped bridge the connection with Blade HQ, and the rest was history!
-Nick
