This is superior to the slightly less expensive and only other alternative I'm aware of for a 2 piece perlon strap. The alternative is made by Clockwork Synergy and sells for $20+ $4 shipping.
The major differences are:
Perlon Material:
The weave on the Eulit is a double wishbone weave, CS is single. The Eulit is thicker and stiffer which is a good thing for durability, ease of use, and comfort. The CS is too thin and isn't durable and is also Ia pain to get off and on. It's too floppy and doesn't keep it's shape well and therefore is difficult to insert easily in the buckle and keeper. The CS also absorbs more water and gets stinky. I also saw some significant color change in just 2-3 months of use of the CS.
Buckle and Attachment:
The buckle on the Eulit is superior in very significant and important ways. Eulit uses a full buckle while CS uses a half. This means that Eulit secures the strap better (at 2 points instead of one) which keeps it down and flat, and it helps the end stay in the keeper. CS's half buckle allows the strap to come up and easily pulls out of the keeper. In addition the CS is shorter and, on my medium size wrist, constantly came loose. In addition, because of the cheap CS buckle and thin band, I could feel the base of the pin, where it attaches to the pin, poking me. It would itch and get red.
The Eulit comes with pins installed in the strap, ready to attach no your watch. CS comes with pins in a bag that you have to push into the strap before attaching to your watch. The pins fit tightly and it's a pain to do, with risk of damage to the strap, your desk or table, and your fingers.
The pictures show the 2 bands at about 2-3 months of use. The Eulit is shown on on my wrist on my 2019 Galaxy Watch. The Eulit still looks new while the CS has lost shape and color.
All in all, there is no contest that the Eulit is a better value despite it's higher price. I am sure the Eulit will stand up to years of daily use and still look good, while the CS looks terrible after 3 months.
Hope this helps.
I haven't found a better perlon than Eulit. It works on most daily wears or dress watches.
This is a comfortable everyday casual band. After some experimentation, I attached a 20 mm band with 22 mm lugs to the Apple Watch adapters for my 44 mm Apple Watch SE. The 22 mm band was a very tight fit but the 20 mm band webbing spread nicely to make for a perfect fit. I attached the remaining 22 mm band to a heavy Citizen field watch for a great look and a lighter feel.
As with all eulit perlon products, the looks and sturdiness are far above the rest.
This one has everything you’d hope for from a 2-piece perlon.
This is a great watch strap, it’s lightweight, breathable and really comfortable. Ideal for warmer months or situations where you know you’ll be doing something that’ll cause your wrist to sweat. The woven texture makes it incredibly micro-adjustable, since you can insert the buckle’s prong pretty much anywhere in the strap and get the perfect fit.
Only reason I’m giving it 4 stars rather than 5 is because they don’t offer them in different buckle finishes, which I don’t think is a lot to ask especially for this price point. I wish the polished finish on the buckle matched the brushed finish on my watch’s case. Small gripe but I feel it would make a huge difference. Quick release bars would be a neat feature to implement as well. Overall very good strap and it’s become my favorite to pair with my Citizen diver.
This is superior to the slightly less expensive and only other alternative I'm aware of for a 2 piece perlon strap. The alternative is made by Clockwork Synergy and sells for $20+ $4 shipping.
The major differences are:
Perlon Material:
The weave on the Eulit is a double wishbone weave, CS is single. The Eulit is thicker and stiffer which is a good thing for durability, ease of use, and comfort. The CS is too thin and isn't durable and is also Ia pain to get off and on. It's too floppy and doesn't keep it's shape well and therefore is difficult to insert easily in the buckle and keeper. The CS also absorbs more water and gets stinky. I also saw some significant color change in just 2-3 months of use of the CS.
Buckle and Attachment:
The buckle on the Eulit is superior in very significant and important ways. Eulit uses a full buckle while CS uses a half. This means that Eulit secures the strap better (at 2 points instead of one) which keeps it down and flat, and it helps the end stay in the keeper. CS's half buckle allows the strap to come up and easily pulls out of the keeper. In addition the CS is shorter and, on my medium size wrist, constantly came loose. In addition, because of the cheap CS buckle and thin band, I could feel the base of the pin, where it attaches to the pin, poking me. It would itch and get red.
The Eulit comes with pins installed in the strap, ready to attach no your watch. CS comes with pins in a bag that you have to push into the strap before attaching to your watch. The pins fit tightly and it's a pain to do, with risk of damage to the strap, your desk or table, and your fingers.
The pictures show the 2 bands at about 2-3 months of use. The Eulit is shown on on my wrist on my 2019 Galaxy Watch. The Eulit still looks new while the CS has lost shape and color.
All in all, there is no contest that the Eulit is a better value despite it's higher price. I am sure the Eulit will stand up to years of daily use and still look good, while the CS looks terrible after 3 months.
Hope this helps.
I haven't found a better perlon than Eulit. It works on most daily wears or dress watches.
This is a comfortable everyday casual band. After some experimentation, I attached a 20 mm band with 22 mm lugs to the Apple Watch adapters for my 44 mm Apple Watch SE. The 22 mm band was a very tight fit but the 20 mm band webbing spread nicely to make for a perfect fit. I attached the remaining 22 mm band to a heavy Citizen field watch for a great look and a lighter feel.
As with all eulit perlon products, the looks and sturdiness are far above the rest.
This one has everything you’d hope for from a 2-piece perlon.
This is a great watch strap, it’s lightweight, breathable and really comfortable. Ideal for warmer months or situations where you know you’ll be doing something that’ll cause your wrist to sweat. The woven texture makes it incredibly micro-adjustable, since you can insert the buckle’s prong pretty much anywhere in the strap and get the perfect fit.
Only reason I’m giving it 4 stars rather than 5 is because they don’t offer them in different buckle finishes, which I don’t think is a lot to ask especially for this price point. I wish the polished finish on the buckle matched the brushed finish on my watch’s case. Small gripe but I feel it would make a huge difference. Quick release bars would be a neat feature to implement as well. Overall very good strap and it’s become my favorite to pair with my Citizen diver.