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Garmin Alpha TT25 Zero Length Flex Band
$49.99
Upgrade your Garmin TT25 dog collar with this user-replaceable Zero Length Flex Band. Designed for smaller breeds or those who prefer a more discreet setup, this shorter flex band ensures a secure, comfortable fit. It includes three antenna clips to keep the antenna firmly attached to the collar, offering enhanced...
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Upgrade your Garmin TT25 dog collar with this user-replaceable Zero Length Flex Band. Designed for smaller breeds or those who prefer a more discreet setup, this shorter flex band ensures a secure, comfortable fit. It includes three antenna clips to keep the antenna firmly attached to the collar, offering enhanced stability and reliability.
Key Features:
- Perfect for Smaller Dogs: Ideal for compact breeds or those looking for a subtle collar attachment.
- Easy to Install: Replace your flex band in seconds, hassle-free.
- Secure Fit: Comes with three antenna clips to keep your antenna safely in place.
Compatible Device:
Garmin Part Number:
- 010-13023-07
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