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My wrist band is coming apart. The area near the display is coming arpart, and the last loop is pulling out if I use that one. My fitbit is not a year old yet.
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This is so called ''snap-on'' butterfly clasp. There is no release mechanism and simple pull is needed to open it. Use your strength on do not worry - it won't brake.
mcdevito75 here, Ebay is your best bet. They have a large selection of wrist bands for all watches. Or, you can visit a small watch repair shop in your area for a new band.
some bands have pressure pins holding them together and once the come apart wont hold again. take it to a jewelry store with a lazer welder and they should be able to drill out the old on and weld a piece of steel
This band requires a pair of band pliers to pull out a U shaped tab that connect the two links. Sometimes you can get a small screw driver in to start the tab coming out and pull it the rest of the way out with a pair of pliers. The tab is located in the middle. You'll note that, if you look at the side of the band, there are three layers of metal. The tab is in the middle and slides out. If you look at the inside of the band, the side that would be on your wrist, you will see the slot that the watch plier would fit into to start sliding the tab out. * I do not recommend this repair for the layperson. I suggest seeing a watch maker/technician.
The easiest is to bring it to Wal-Mart, or another store with a watch section in their store, if you buy a new wrist band, they;ll put it on for free. If you're feeling DIY, pull the watch band to the side, untill the metal bar inside is ejected form the slot in the watch, from there, insert the new band's bar into the slot, and voila!
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