When purchasing the wristband for the cronos pace 3, does the band come with the pegs that attach it to the watch?
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COROS Watch Accessories
If your charging cord has grown legs and walked away, or your watch band is starting to look haggard, we have you covered. Here are a few offerings to help you connect with your watch, workouts, and the world.
20mm PACE Bands - Compatible with the ORIGINAL PACE watch ONLY.
PACE 3 Silicone Bands - 22mm band compatible with the original APEX 46mm, APEX Pro, the APEX 2 Pro, and PACE 3 models.
20mm Bands - Compatible with the PACE 2, APEX 42mm, and APEX 2 watches.
22mm Bands - Compatible with the original APEX 46mm, APEX Pro, the APEX 2 Pro, PACE 3, and PACE Pro models.
Vertix 2 Bands - Choose your favorite color to go with your Vertix 2 GPS watch.
Charging Cord - Works with the PACE / PACE 2 / PACE 3 / APEX / APEX Pro / APEX 2 / APEX 2 Pro / VERTIX / VERTIX 2
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8/6/2025
8/6/2025
Hi Terry, it does come with the pegs that attach it to the watch.
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5/10/2025
How is the supply of this product? I just noticed they're sold out in the official COROS website.
5/10/2025
Hey Eric, it's looking like there will be some issues since everything has been made in China...
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1/1/2025
hi
i want buy a COROS PACE Pro Nylon Band , gray, can i find it in a store in NYC?
i want buy a COROS PACE Pro Nylon Band , gray, can i find it in a store in NYC?
1/2/2025
Hi chakir, I'm not sure, it would be best to contact Coros retailers in NYC and ask. We could certainly ship you one if you ordered it from us!
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12/13/2024
How do you replace a Coros Apex 42 mm band?
12/13/2024
Hi Kim,
The band is detached and re-attached by pulling back on the springloaded pins built into the watch band at either end. They are on the inside of the watch band where it connects to the watch. You pull inward on the (very small) metal tab to release the band.
The band is detached and re-attached by pulling back on the springloaded pins built into the watch band at either end. They are on the inside of the watch band where it connects to the watch. You pull inward on the (very small) metal tab to release the band.
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