Overview

The Garmin 010-11251-74 is a replacement watch band kit for Garmin Forerunner 230, 235, and 630 watches.

It is meant for the screw-on band hardware used on those models, so you can swap a worn strap or refresh the look without improvising tools. The black and white bands are sold as individual colors, so the band you install matches the color you purchased.

If you wear your watch on the water, this is a practical spare for days that involve spray, sweat, and sunscreen. A quick rinse with fresh water after salt exposure helps keep the band and small hardware cleaner between trips.

Key features

• Made to fit Garmin Forerunner 230, 235, and 630 watch cases
• Screw-on band replacement with pins and pin removal tools included for the swap
• Black and white band colors are offered as separate items (one color per purchase)
• Useful as a replacement after a stretched, cracked, or broken band so the watch sits securely again
• Easy to rinse clean after salt spray, sweat, or deck grime

What’s included

• Replacement watch band
• Pins
• Pin removal tools

Compatibility and fit

This band kit is specific to Forerunner 230, Forerunner 235, and Forerunner 630. It is not a universal watch strap and it is not intended for Garmin models that use quick-release bars. Confirm the model of your watch before ordering to avoid mismatch at the case lugs.

Installation and setup

Plan on doing the swap at a clean table so the small pins do not roll away. Remove the existing band using the included tools, align the new band with the watch case, and reinstall the pins so the band sits flush and pivots freely without side-to-side play.

Use on board

This band is a good match for boaters who wear a Forerunner daily and want a straightforward replacement they can install themselves. It is also handy for coastal cruising, fishing trips, and dock days where a spare strap can save the day if the original band fails.

Maintenance and care

Rinse with fresh water after saltwater use and let it dry before stowing gear in a closed bag. Avoid harsh solvents, and periodically check that the band hardware remains snug before heading out.