How To Cut To Size Rubber Straps In 3 Easy Steps

Products Featured: [] WatchGecko Sedona CTS Rubber Deployant Watch Strap - https://www.watchgecko.com/products/watchgecko-sedona-rubber-deployant-watch-strap-orange [] WatchGecko 400 Italian Rubber Divers Reversible Watch Strap - https://www.watchgecko.com/products/watchgecko-400-mkii-italian-rubber-divers-watch-strap-military-green-brushed-buckle [] Radius CTS Rubber Watch Strap - https://www.watchgecko.com/products/radius-cts-rubber-watch-strap-navy-blue [] Mosaic CTS Rubber Watch Strap - https://www.watchgecko.com/products/mosaic-cts-rubber-watch-strap-aqua-blue Cut-to-size rubber straps are a great way to get a perfect, tailored fit — but we know the idea of taking scissors to a brand-new strap can feel daunting. The good news? With a few simple tools, a careful approach, and a little patience, it’s a straightforward process that anyone can do at home. In this guide, I’ll walk you through exactly how to measure, mark, and cut your strap for the best fit. I’ll be demonstrating with four of our bestselling WatchGecko Rubber straps, but the methods work for almost any cut-to-size rubber strap — even those from other brands (though we’ll pretend not to notice). Before you start, gather your tools: - Scissors (sharp kitchen scissors will work) - Craft knife or Stanley knife (for cleaner cuts) - Cutting mat or chopping board - Ruler or measuring tape (millimetres are best) - Wrist measurer (or a soft measuring tape) - Spring bar tool (or a small flat tool) - Tape (maskin