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These 22mm quick-release straps fit the Polar Vantage M, M2, M3, V and V3. The Vantage V2 uses Polar's own wristband adapter and is not covered by these straps.
Part of our Polar Watch Straps range.
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The Polar Vantage M, M2, M3, V and V3 all share the same 22mm quick-release lug width, so any strap on this page fits whichever generation you own, from the original 2018 Vantage M through to the current V3.
These straps attach with a quick-release spring bar: a small lever on the back lets you unclip the old strap and click in a new one without a screwdriver or a trip to a watch counter.
One Vantage model breaks the pattern — the Vantage V2 — which needs Polar's own wristband adapter instead. We cover that in full further down this page. For the rest of Polar's lineup, see the full Polar Watch Straps collection.
A stock strap eventually wears at the spring-bar holes from daily use, and third-party straps give Vantage owners more style choice than the handful of options that ship with the watch. Whichever style you pick, the fit is identical, since Polar hasn't changed the Vantage's lug width across any generation.
The Vantage is built as a training watch, so most owners keep at least one strap suited to workouts alongside something smarter for the rest of the day.
Vantage owners training most days typically keep at least one moisture-resistant option and one dressier option on hand, so they're not stuck wearing gym gear to the office.
Turn the watch over and look at the spring bar connecting the current strap to the case. Push the small lever inward, and the bar releases from one side, letting the strap slide free. Fit the new strap by pressing its spring bar between the lugs until you hear it click into place, then repeat for the second side.
The swap takes under a minute, doesn't require removing the watch case back, and doesn't affect the seal that keeps the watch water resistant.
First-time swaps are easiest if you rest the watch face-down on a soft surface so you're not tempted to grip the display. If you're ever unsure which width to order, measure the gap between the lugs on the back of the case rather than guessing from memory.
Rinse silicone and nylon straps under fresh water after training or a swim, then let them air dry before reattaching. Wipe the milanese and magnetic loop straps with a dry cloth instead of submerging them, since water can collect between the mesh links.
Keeping a second strap in rotation lets each one dry out fully between wears, which helps it last longer.
Store any strap you're not wearing flat and out of direct sunlight, since prolonged heat can dry out silicone and dull a milanese finish over time.
These are the exceptions worth knowing before you order: