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Garmin Forerunner 965 Sport Strap – 22mm Durable Nylon with Loop FasteningNote: These straps are only suitable for medium to large size wrists Crafted for those who appreciate refinement in the smallest details, the Garmin Forerunner 965 nylon strap delivers a perfect balance of softness, strength and elevated design. This lightweight band is finished with distinctive multi coloured stitching, offering a subtle flair that complements the premium feel of the strap. The innovative loop clasp ensures a clean, secure fit, while
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