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Upgrade your Garmin TT25 collar with the Reinforced Flex Band, designed for durability in the toughest hunting conditions. This user-replaceable band is easy to install, offering extra protection and...
Garmin TT25 Reinforced Flex Band
$79.99
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Upgrade your Garmin TT25 collar with the Reinforced Flex Band, designed for durability in the toughest hunting conditions. This user-replaceable band is easy to install, offering extra protection and reliability when you need it most. Whether you’re tracking or training, the reinforced design ensures your collar is built to last through intense outdoor activities.
Key Features:
- Built for Durability: Reinforced to withstand the harshest hunting conditions.
- User-Replaceable: Easily install the new flex band without the need for repairs.
- Reliable Performance: Designed to keep your Garmin TT25 collar functional in demanding environments.
What’s Included:
- Garmin TT25 Reinforced Flex Band
Compatible Device:
Garmin Product Number: 010-13023-08
Garmin UPC Number: 753759317218
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