Choosing the correct Garmin Fenix strap size is essential for comfort, performance and security, especially if you train, race or wear your watch all day.
This guide breaks down every Garmin Fenix strap size, explains the difference between attachment systems, and helps you confidently choose the right replacement strap for your exact model.
How Garmin Fenix Strap Sizes Work
Garmin Fenix watches use a fixed lug width, measured in millimetres (mm). This measurement determines which strap will fit your watch correctly.
If the strap width does not match your watch:
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The strap will not attach securely
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The watch may move during activity
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Sensors may lose consistent skin contact
That’s why strap size matters just as much as material or style.
Do Garmin Fenix Watches Use QuickFit or Quick Release?
All Garmin Fenix models use QuickFit-style straps, not standard quick release.
Key differences:
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QuickFit-style straps clip directly into the watch with no tools required
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Quick Release straps use a small spring bar and lever and are found on lighter Garmin models, not Fenix. The pin is on the strap when unattached.
If you own a Fenix, you must choose a strap designed specifically for Garmin QuickFit compatibility.
Garmin Fenix Strap Size Chart (Complete Guide)
Use the table below to find the correct strap width for your Garmin Fenix model.
| Garmin Fenix Model | Strap Width |
|---|---|
| Fenix 5S | 20mm Garmin Straps |
| Fenix 6S | 20mm Garmin Straps |
| Fenix 7S | 20mm Garmin Straps |
| Fenix 5 | 22mm Garmin Straps |
| Fenix 6 | 22mm Garmin Straps |
| Fenix 7 | 22mm Garmin Straps |
| Fenix 5X | 26mm Garmin Straps |
| Fenix 6X | 26mm Garmin Straps |
| Fenix 7X | 26mm Garmin Straps |
| Fenix 8 (43mm) | 20mm Garmin Straps |
| Fenix 8 (47mm) | 22mm Garmin Straps |
| Fenix 8X (51mm) | 26mm Garmin Straps |
This sizing applies across standard, solar and sapphire variants.
How to Check Your Garmin Fenix Strap Size
If you’re unsure which model you have, you can confirm your strap size in a few simple ways:
1. Check the back of the watch
Many Garmin watches list the strap width on the case back.
2. Check the inside of your current strap
Original straps often have the size printed on the inside.
3. Measure the lug width
Remove the strap and measure the distance between the lugs using a ruler or caliper. The measurement in millimetres is your strap size.
Choosing the Right Strap for Your Garmin Fenix
Once you know your strap size, the next step is choosing the right material.
Popular options:
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Silicone Fenix straps – Ideal for training, running, gym and everyday wear
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Nylon Garmin Straps or fabric straps – Lightweight, breathable and comfortable for long sessions
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Leather Garmin straps – Smart, casual styling for non-training use
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Metal straps – Durable with a premium look and feel
As long as the width matches your watch, the strap will fit correctly.
Garmin Fenix Strap Size FAQs
What size strap does a Garmin Fenix use?
Garmin Fenix watches use 20mm, 22mm or 26mm straps, depending on the model. Smaller S models use 20mm, standard models use 22mm and X models use 26mm.
What strap size is Garmin Fenix 7?
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Fenix 7S: 20mm
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Fenix 7: 22mm
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Fenix 7X: 26mm
What strap size is Garmin Fenix 6?
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Fenix 6S: 20mm
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Fenix 6: 22mm
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Fenix 6X: 26mm
Are Garmin Fenix straps interchangeable?
Only if the strap width is the same. A 22mm Fenix strap will not fit a 20mm or 26mm model.
Do all Garmin Fenix watches use the same attachment system?
Yes. All Fenix models use a QuickFit-style attachment, allowing straps to be changed without tools.
Can I use a third-party strap on my Garmin Fenix?
Yes, as long as the strap:
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Matches the correct width (20mm, 22mm or 26mm)
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Is designed for Garmin QuickFit compatibility
Find the Right Garmin Fenix Strap
At The Time Club, all Garmin-compatible straps are clearly labelled by:
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Strap width
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Compatible Fenix models
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Intended use (training, everyday, lifestyle)
This makes it easy to choose the correct strap first time, without guesswork.
If you're unsure, please feel free to reach out. We are always here to help.




















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