Archer Watch StrapsSeat Belt Weaved Nylon Premium Quality NATO Straps - Choice of Color and Size (18mm, 20mm, 22mm)

Well made and really comfortable. The holes tend to stretch on wearing but they do return to shape when removed.

Nice softstrap, colour is nice. I ordered the red one.However the holes areits biggest let down and do not hold up from the get go. Litterally after putting it on for the first time the hole had expanded and stretched so much it may of well has been in the next hole.The holes definitely need re inforcing.

Very nice strap, although I've only awarded 4 ⭐'s that's being hyper critical. The material used is excellent, but in my case the desert khaki looks somewhat gold in appearance, partially due to the fact it has quite a sheen to it. This is my only criticism of the strap which is exceedingly comfortable to wear. The seatbelt weave material is without doubt the most comfortable material from which to make a strap. I have a few different watches and I change straps frequently, I have some in silicone rubber, which are fairly comfy, as well as leather, rubber and stainless steel. Also have a couple of regular nato's but comfortable as all these are my seatbelt weave nato's are sublime, especially if you wear your watch for extended periods. Those times when one's wrists naturally swell slightly are when the added comfort of a seatbelt weave nato comes into it's own, it simply isn't an issue. Highly recommended.

I can understand why people like this strap but it isn't to my taste. It is indeed very soft and comfortable but that softness comes at the expense of robustness. I have it fitted to a small, men's, 1930's watch that is extremely light but even so the claw buckle fastening stretches out the fastening hole and makes it look as though it is failing and/or that the buckle might come undone if you don't wear it tight enough. I also find that for me, with a medium sized wrist, the strap is quite long and it's difficult to securely fasten that extra length out of the way without it coming loose and flapping around again. In terms of appearance this is entirely subjective. For me I prefer the look of a leather strap.One big advantage of this strap is that it is washable. I washed mine in a delicates program in the machine with a woolen sweater and it came out looking fine. If you will be wearing this while labouring or doing sport then for this reason this may be a good choice if you can somehow stop the loose end from flapping around. There really isn't anything else quite like this on the market so I think it's safe to recommend if you like the style and can live with these limitations.

Initial impressions only as I've only had this for a short time. Therefore, no real comments to make re durability, etc.As described, this NATO strap is made from the same fabric used for car sealbelts - but it's much less substantial. Of course, the strap has to fit easily between the spring bars and the watch itself. But the guage of material should be higher.The result of this is that the watch rather hangs from the wrist unless fitted very neatly. It's also quite glossy, giving it a cheap look.That said, it's admittedly of stylish design, colour as described and the hardware is of a high standard. But the flimsy nature of the strap lets it down. I've had much more robust and effective NATO straps at a lesser cost.Might suit a smaller watch, but not really ideal for a diver, or other chunky tool timepieces.

I purchased Archer strap as I was looking for Quality which was comfortable and done my Watches justice..I’ve tried strap with my Seiko tuna but found heavier watches need a thicker material..It’s perfect for the smaller divers I own👍🏼No signs of stretching with material around holes 😀

I like the comfort of the strap.but I am not so keen on the shiny surface, like other reviews that mention that it looks gold.

I love this silvery comfortable watch strap - the second Archers I’ve bought. Can’t yet comment on durability as I haven’t had them long but I swim with them and so far very good. Possibly a little bit more expensive than a basic strap but in my experience you get what you pay for so if you can afford it, it often works out good value for money.