The Fitbit Inspire family has grown with the arrival of the Inspire 2. It joins the Inspire and Inspire HR as fitness tracker options to consider if you don't want to spend more than .
One of the most appealing aspects of the Inspire is that you can easily swap in and out the bands to change up the look.
Being able to customise your fitness tracker is a hugely under-rated feature. The black silicone band you get as standard really drags down the look – and adding a new band makes a huge difference
What's more, when those bands are available at around a pop, there's no reason why you can't have two or three, and start matching to your occasion.
The quick-release catch on the Inspire HR and Inspire 2 means you can quickly and easily be able to switch them out - great for when you want to exercise with a sporty accessory but smarten things up for drinks in the evening.
With our list of Fitbit Inspire and Inspire HR bands below, you won't need to compromise your tracking experience for your look.
Here are the top options available to buy right now - all will work with all three Inspire models.
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How to change the band on the Fitbit Inspire
3. Snap on the new strap until you hear a click. That ensures it's securely in place.
Fitbit Inspire leather bands
Impawfan leather band
Price: $8.99
This leather band works with all Inspire models and is suitable to fit on wrist sizes between 5.5-8.1 inches. There are five colors in total including this dark blue number and all use watch buckle-style set ups to secure the band around your wrist.
It uses the quick-release mechanism to make it easy to dump your sporty band for something a little smarter looking.
Owzone leather band
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Another leather band to consider adding to your Inspire 2 or Inspire HR, this one is suitable for wrist sizes ranging from 5.5-8.1-inches.
It will easily clip into place, so there's no tools needed and is also available in packs of two if you want to double up on your leather options.
StrapsCo Double Tour leather strap for Inspire
A double loop of leather makes for a stylish alternative to the boring black silicone you'll get in the box as standard.
This StrapsCo option is available with a heap of color options, and is made of genuine leather. The whole length measures 355mm, but remember that's wrapped twice, and it comes with a buckle fastening.
Fitbit Inspire leather replacement strap
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Fitbit Inspire sports bands
VEAQEE nylon band
Price: $9.99
Another band clearly inspired by Apple's ones, this woven nylon band is a nice alternative to getting sweaty with a silicone one. It comes in six different colors and is fit for wrist sizes ranging from 5.51 to 7.48 inches.
The breathable design should ensure things don't get too sweaty and it's washable if you do plan to put in serious gym hours with it strapped on.
Fitbit Inspire replacement silicone straps
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Silicone band replacements for Fitbit Inspire are so cheap it’s possible to pick up multi-packs of three or more colors.
These bands come in a range of shades, so you can swap and change your look, or bang another one on when yours gets a little sweaty and dirty, as silicone often will. Small size suitable for 4.7-6.7 inch (120mm-170mm) wrists; Large size suitable for 5.0 to 6.9-inch (125mm-175mm) wrists.
Wepro Bands Replacement Silicone strap
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Fitbit Inspire clip accessory
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A unique feature of the Fitbit Inspire HR and Inspire 2 is that it can be clipped to the body, rather than worn on the wrist.
This is especially useful if you’re spending a long time pushing a stroller, where you might not get full credit for steps – or you just want to keep your wrist clear of a greyscale display, which is more than understandable. If you want to track steps and activity from elsewhere on the body then invest in a clip-on holder.
Fitbit Inspire fashion bands
Findway metal mesh band
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Metal mesh bands always look the business, so these affordable options are an easy win. You can get the metal strap in a host of color options, to suit all styles – with golf, silver, rose gold and even black catered for.
The bands are highly adjustable, but small size fits 5.5 to 8.5-inch wrists and large fits 6.1-9.9-inch wrists.
Uoomoo leaf bracelet band
Price: $14.99
This stainless steel bracelet band is made up of case and the leaf-style band that uses a tassel clasp to get that secure, comfortable fit.
Suitable for the Inspire, Inspire 2 and Inspire HR, you've got your pick of silver, pink gold, rose gold and black looks with materials that are anti-rust to make sure you can bling things up for for a long time.
Maledan patterned band
Price: $6.99
Bringing a little bit of fun to your fitness tracking, this elastomer band comes in a range of different looks including this paw print and a fetching paisley print too. The sweat and water-resistant profile makes it fit for a swim with no fading concerns to be had when you hit the water.
It's available in small (5.5 to 7.1 inches) and large (7.1 to 8.7 inches) sizes, with both options using buckles to offer a reliable fit.
NAHAI woven band
Price: $5.99
This woven band is made from canvas to ensure it's one that's built to last. Compatible with all Inspire models, it uses steel connectors to snap into the tracker's body with a steel buckle to keep it securely strapped to your wrist.
There are 10 different colors to pick from with and all come small and large sizes.
Koreda mesh bands
Price: $15.99
A pair of mesh loop bracelet bands, these two can dress up all Inspire family members and uses quick-release spring bars to pair them up with your tracker.
It now uses a magnet clasp as opposed to the setup pictured and is one of favorite Inspire looks that's clearly been inspired by the mesh band available for the Apple Watch.
T-BLUER Compatible Fitbit Inspire
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Shan-S Stainless steel link bracelet
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MagicQK Metal Mesh strap
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Add a touch of class with this gorgeous looking black stainless steel mesh band – which will fit wrist sizes up to 140 to 215mm.
The clasp is adjustable for a secure fit – and there are other color versions including silver and gold.
How we test
By Michael Sawh
Michael Sawh has been covering the wearable tech industry since the very first Fitbit landed back in 2011. Previously the resident wearable tech expert at Trusted Reviews, he also marshaled the features section of T3.com.
He also regularly contributed to T3 magazine when they needed someone to talk about fitness trackers, running watches, headphones, tablets, and phones.
Michael writes for GQ, Wired, Coach Mag, Metro, MSN, BBC Focus, Stuff, TechRadar and has made several appearances on the BBC Travel Show to talk all things tech.
Michael is a lover of all things sports and fitness-tech related, clocking up over 15 marathons and has put in serious hours in the pool all in the name of testing every fitness wearable going. Expect to see him with a minimum of two wearables at any given time.