Strike Industries on Your Wrist: The Strike Band for Apple Watch
I don’t know if I’m a traditionalist or a Luddite, but the smartwatch trend missed me. However, my wife and almost everyone I know have one. The Apple Watch is by far one of the most popular. Apple is known for its signature slick and clean aesthetic, but that can sometimes leave something to be desired. The factory bands are pretty boring, and most aftermarket bands are the same, just in different colors. Strike Industries has decided to add its own signature aesthetic. Take a look at the new Strike Band.
Strike Industries @ TFB:
The Strike Band for Apple Watch – a blend of sophistication and durability that will elevate your watch’s aesthetic with distinctive SI Styling.
Strike Industries on Your Wrist: The Strike Band for Apple Watch
The Strike Band is available in three colors. You can choose between black, white, or FDE. They feature the lines you’ve come to expect from Strike Industries and are made from elastomer material. The excess band is tucked between the watch and your wrist, just like the original Apple versions. They use a pin-and-slot fastening system to keep the band secured to your wrist during your workout or range day.
SPECS
- Length: 3.82″ (upper), 5.44″ (lower)
- Width: 1.37″
- Height: 0.36″ (upper), 0.14″ (lower)
- Total weight with packaging: 0.8 oz
- Price: $9.95 each
If you want to spice up your Apple Watch, you can grab these directly from the Strike Industries website. As of the posting of this article, buying one of each color saves you ten percent. Make sure you’re also following Strike Industries on all of their social media pages. They can be found on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and Threads.
Stemming from his childhood love of WWII history, Nic's passion for firearms continues to grow as his maturity level recedes. He has competed in local USPSA, IDPA, and rifle competitions, and has an almost unnatural affection for Rosie, his Gen3 Glock 19. @the_brutal_rooster
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I have a Garmin Instinct Solar. It does everything a Apple watch does without the fancy screen. It does one thing an Apple or Samsung watch does except for one thing. It can go 24-28 days between charges.
I can’t believe they didn’t release an anodized red colored band. What a let down