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22mm quick release straps compatible with smartwatches from Huawei, Amazfit, COROS, Fossil, Polar, Suunto, Xiaomi, Honor, TicWatch, Skagen, OnePlus, Citizen and CMF by Nothing, plus any classic watch with a 22mm lug width.
All straps here use the universal quick-release system — see the full quick release watch straps range.
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22mm is the most common lug width on larger smartwatch cases, used across the top-of-range size of nearly every major brand — from Huawei's GT line to Amazfit, COROS, Suunto, Polar and more, all listed by brand below.
Each strap uses a quick-release spring bar with a small lever built in, so it lifts free of the lugs by hand — no tools, pins or jeweler's loupe needed.
22mm is also one of the most common lug widths in traditional watchmaking, so these straps fit any classic mechanical or quartz watch with 22mm lugs just as well as they fit a smartwatch — measure the gap between your lugs to confirm before ordering.
If you're not sure your watch is 22mm, check the manufacturer's spec sheet or measure the gap between the lugs with a small ruler. Quick-release straps are labeled by that lug gap, not by the watch's overall case diameter, so two watches with very different face sizes — a 46mm Huawei GT 5 and a 49mm Suunto Race — can both still take the same 22mm strap. Never assume based on case diameter alone, since width and diameter are independent specs that a manufacturer sets separately for each model.
Every brand below offers at least one 22mm model; click through for that brand's full strap range.
If your model isn't listed, it may use a different width — see our 20mm and 18mm pages, or browse every quick-release width in one place.
All six strap styles come in 22mm, and each suits a different part of the day.
Vornis silicone sport handles workouts, runs and swims without holding onto sweat, while Mavric braided loop's woven nylon flexes with the wrist for all-day comfort. Rovan magnetic loop splits the difference — a slim, adjustable style that's quick to put on and take off between activities.
Solin magnetic milanese's stainless mesh and magnetic clasp give 22mm cases a dressier look for the office, while Véllo and Voren nylon loops are soft and lightweight enough to sleep in comfortably for overnight heart-rate and sleep tracking.
Locate the small lever on the underside of the spring bar between the lugs, push it toward the middle of the bar, and the strap slides free.
Line up a new strap's bar with the lugs, press one end in, then click the other end into place — the swap takes seconds and no tools.
There's no case-back to open and no separate spring-bar tool to buy — the lever is part of the bar itself, so the same motion works whether you're switching styles for a workout or just rotating between straps to match an outfit.
Rinse silicone and nylon styles with water and mild soap, then air-dry flat.
Wipe the magnetic milanese and magnetic loop styles with a dry or barely damp cloth instead of submerging them, to keep the clasp mechanism working smoothly.
Letting any style dry fully before storing it also helps the spring-bar mechanism and clasps avoid trapped moisture, which is the most common cause of a sticky lever over time.
22mm sounds standard, but a handful of similarly named models actually use a different width or connector entirely: