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stormin13
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I just received this new custom yellow and black strap from Survival Straps (http://www.survivalstraps.com).  As you can see it is made from 550 parachute cord and I selected the colors with my Seiko in mind.  I know it is a rather bold statement but so is a bright yellow dial.woohoo.gif  I placed my order on a Saturday and received my strap on the next Friday and I am extremely pleased with this strap.  The strap was easy to install and it is very, very comfortable; I would definitely recommend buying one! hand6.gifhand6.gif  Another really nice feature about this company is that they donate a portion of their proceeds to the Wounded Warrior Foundation, very cool.  ThumbsUp02.gif



The unique and very cool looking buckle (IMHO) really add to the uniqueness of this strap.  woohoo.gif




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Looks cool Norm....so how do you determine the size toorder on these things...the wrist size is explained well on the site, but what about lug size  crap.gif

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Very unique but I'm afraid I can't wrap my mind around it... face4.gif Looks awesome with the Seiko!yourock.gif

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very cool Norm ...Congrats! cool10.gif...what size did you order ....and what was the lug width of the Seiko....I want one for a 24mm watch and am thinking I need the wide version? hand6.gif

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oagaspar wrote: very cool Norm ...Congrats! cool10.gif...what size did you order ....and what was the lug width of the Seiko....I want one for a 24mm watch and am thinking I need the wide version? hand6.gif
+1 What O said!!

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Thanks Nabco, Pax and Oagaspar for the kind words.  I too was confused when I placed the order so I immediately sent them an email with two additional measurements.  mistake.gif  They were the distance between pins in both inches and millimeters and the strap width (lug width)  measurement.  The next day I received an email from them telling me they understood what size strap I would need.  :)  I hope you can see from my photos that the fit is "spot on".  Oagaspar, I ordered the regular width for my 22mm Seiko but I would order a "wide" for the 24mm. 

Paxman, I can understand your point of view; my wife was stunned that her 49 year old husband ordered a "surfer strap".  All I have to say for myself is that I guess I never really grew up.  yourock.gif 

Gentlemen, I hope this helps and didn't confuse you even more.  I feel it is worth the trouble measuring the watch because I really like my surfer strap a great deal.  hand6.gifhand6.gif


P.S.  I paid $27.70 for my strap to include postage, in my opinion I got a great deal!

Last edited on Mon Jul 6th, 2009 07:24 pm by stormin13

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Those are rather cool. Someone gave me one and i can't seenm to find it. May have to get another. :cool:

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Very cool strap Stormin' adds a lot of flair and definitely a tactical lookperfect.gif

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Oscar...that looks like the Seiko SKXA35 which has a 24mm lug width!

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How about some wristies, Norm?thankyou.gif

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Incredible strap, Norm!hand6.gif Really an amazing approach. Goes 100% well with the Seiko. It's a unique innovation that challenges creativity. Wear it in good health.:)

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WOW Norm,

That is very interesting. I like that alot and it is very very different. I might ask them to  make one for my monster.

Thanks for that postcool10.gif


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