Best Garmin Forerunner 745 bands 2024

Elite runners and triathletes know that Garmin makes some of the best sports watches, but sometimes they want to customize them with swanky Garmin Forerunner 745 bands. We've worn the watch and done our research to dig up what we think are some of the best-looking and most affordable options to change up the look of your Garmin Forerunner 745. Some of our team members are particularly fond of the woven nylon bands, but we're curious to know which one you will get!

Great replacements bands for your Garmin Forerunner 745

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Suit up your Garmin Forerunner 745 with these strapping bands

The Garmin Forerunner 745 isn't only one of the best Garmin watches, we'd argue that it's one of the best running watches available for Android users. The silicone band that comes with the watch is very soft and comfortable, but there are definitely occasions when you might want to swap it out for a different color or style.

I recommend trying out a woven nylon band like this attractive one from Fintie. It has a traditional buckle closure and is available in several colors, including my personal favorite, olive green. If you're looking to maximize the bang for your buck, consider a multi-pack option like the Senter Garmin Forerunner 745 Silicone Band with eight different bands in a variety of colors. Finally, even though they're more expensive, you can't go wrong with a first-party replacement band by Garmin. You just may not be able to afford as many!

Whatever your style or material preferences are, the chances are that you'll have no trouble finding some good band backups for your Garmin Forerunner 745. Just make sure that they conform to Garmin's Quickfit standard and are sized 22mm like the ones on this list, and you should be golden!

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