Hornady RFID Watch Band Tag - Universal RFID Tag Attaches to Your Watch Band, Opens Your RFID Safe - Keep Your Safe Key Accessible, Slips onto Your Watch Band - Black with Hornady Logo

Fit's on my Garmin fenix 6x watch band. I read some reviews of the rubbing attachment piece ripping and I have some concerns with how skinny it is, but so far so good. I think as long as you aren't constantly taking it off and on it will be fine. Overall can't beat it for the price. Nothing else out there that I could find

works great!!

As advertised and stays in place well

great price, speedy delivery. replacement rfid watchband to replace lost one. watchband is too delicate for normal everyday use. easily snagged and lost.

Have had 2 and they work good but eventually the chips fell out and were lost.

I bought one of these to wear on an ID bracelet so that I would always be wearing something that would allow me to get into my rapid safe night guard for my bedside side arm. I liked it so much that I bought two more, one for my wife and one to have as a back up just in case I lost one. That was August of last year. The first one broke within a month, so I put on the back up. They weren’t too expensive, so I bought three more just in case my wife broke hers.Here we are less than six months later, and four out of six of them have broken. I still have one that’s intact and my wife has one that’s intact, I have broken three and she has broken one. I have not broken one by catching it on something, I just noticed one day that the thing is flopping around. I contacted Hornady about this and they blamed it on my watchband even though my wife is wearing it on a smooth Apple Watch band. they did nothing to refund or replace any of the four that were broken, they just don’t seem to care. They did refer me to a much stronger black bracelet RFID chip and I purchased it, I don’t like wearing two bracelets, doesn’t look like I have much choice. Buyer beware – these things don’t hold up worth a darn, which is important considering that the point is to use it to access a secured firearm in defense of your life in an emergency.

First thing, please note that this is not programable. They do mention this, so the fact I didn't notice is on me. That said, The chip is not held all that securely inside of the silicon/rubber mount that goes around the watch band. When you put the mount on your watch band, it has to stretch, which makes it very easy for the chip to pop out. I struggled several times to get it on my watch, only to find out afterwards that the chip was no longer in the mount and I had to go searching on the floor to find it. Good idea, but poorly executed. Making the silicon mount a little larger so it wouldn't have to stretch as much, and adhering the chip in the mount with some adhesive would make it better.

If your watch band is bracelet style, you'll have to remove the band from the watch, place the sensor on the band and reinstall it. EasyIt's from Hornady. The name speaks for itself. At this price, you can't go wrong. Buy two