Google Fitbit Air Active Bands

The training band for the Google Fitbit Air. Soft silicone that shrugs off sweat, chlorine and salt water, wipes clean under a tap and dries instantly. Where a fabric band soaks up a hard session and stays damp for hours, this one is ready again by the time you have finished stretching. Key features Flexible silicone, sweat resistant and water resistant, built for training One size with a multi hole pin buckle, so there is no size to get wrong at checkout Wipes clean in seconds and dries almost immediately Grips skin to hold the tracker steady through impact, grip work and swimming Smooth underside that will not trap grit the way textured bands do Tool free fitting. The tracker pops out of its old band and presses into this one Available in a broader colour range than the official bands Sizing One band covers the adult wrist range, adjusted through a standard pin buckle with closely spaced holes. Google sells its silicone band in two sizes and asks you to pick correctly before you have held it. We would rather you set the fit yourself and change it whenever your wrist does, which it will between a cold morning and the end of a hard session. Swapping the band over Grip the band by its outer edges either side of the tracker, then press down firmly on the face of the tracker until it releases from the cradle. Match the tracker to the alignment marks on the new band and push until you feel it click home. Tug it gently to confirm it has seated properly. There should be no movement in the cradle at all. Wear it on the top of your wrist, sitting just behind the wrist bone rather than on top of it, with room to slip your little finger underneath. Snug it up before a session and back it off afterwards, since skin needs airflow and no band should be worn tight around the clock. Compatibility Google Fitbit Air The Air holds its tracker in a moulded cradle rather than on lugs, so bands made for the Charge, Inspire, Luxe, Versa or Sense will not fit, and Air bands will not fit those models either. Our Fitbit band compatibility guide covers what does and does not cross over across the range.