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Just wondering if you guys did discount codes, found you guys on Instagram and want to talk about them in my future vids and thought the OctoPods were pretty cool 😲
I love how, at 4 minutes in, you go " and now the other side". And then completely skip over it!? The "other side" is the one that requires the most accuracy as it has only one slot for the strap to fit into. The measurement, therefore, needs to be spot on. You could really have done with showing people this 👍🏼
You need to do much better with pricing. $111 USD for a buckle alone, and $13 for each strap. That's a lot of money for a fairly simple system, with minimal material.
The issue is that it still doesn’t offer an option to mount it without passing through, to keep the watch thin on wrist. Learn a thing or two from the Zero-Pass strap.
I really like the design and the idea but it’s a bit expensive for what it is in my opinion. For around £50 more you can get a full metal bracelet and clasp with solid end links from somewhere like uncle straps or forstner.
3:35 I tried looking for the '2-Piece' and 'Elastic' bands on the website but couldn't find them. Please let me know where I can see them or when they will be available. Thanks.
Hi Kevin, if you go on our website and click on 'Octopod Watch Strap System', then 'Elastic Octopod Watch Straps' should appear as an option just before you go and scroll through the product catalogue. But if it's easier here, we have a direct link to that page - www.zuludiver.com/collections/additional-octopod-watch-straps
Your straps don't thread very well. When you get to the last step of looping the strap around the first buckle and then pushing it through, the strap gets caught. The problem is that the space between the buckles isn't wide enough for the strap to get through. So the experience is like trying to push a piece of rope through a tiny hole. And if you try to force the strap through enough times, the ends feel like they'll start to fray. You've got to make the strap ends a little thinner so that you can fish it through the buckle without resistance.
Just ordered a buckle and 3 straps. Shipping Took 3 days from UK to California. Installation is quick, about 90 seconds. I install the buckle first and then add the watch, then micro adjustment. A great product, however, perhaps a bit overpriced.
I have both this newest version and the previous MK2 version. Huge difference! The newer is shorter, more narrow, and without sharp edges. Yhe only downside is that it's more difficult to put the last angle of the strap beneath.
I just spent 30 minutes trying to get this right. Marginally better tutorial than the (terrible) first one, but this is by no means simple or easy. At this point, I'd rather undergo root canal surgery than swap out the NATO for a different one.
That is pretty slick. Annoying setup but once it’s done, that’s pretty nice. I might look into these. And they’re elastic. I could see this offering an actual perfect fit.
I am very confused on these comments. People that have never owned one or even seen one are saying how much it sucks. I own four and I love them. Two old versions and two new versions and they fit me amazingly. 7.5" wrists so nothing crazy. They are super comfortable and pretty easy to adjust. Honestly I wish I had more so that I could them on more watches.
@@lexusuk7901 Yeah, they do...by about one millimeter. Does that justify the purchase of a clunky, over-engineered and difficult to use strap that cost $154?
