Aospkle2PCS Cuban Link Figaro Bracelet, Silver Gold Black Sturdy 316L Stainless Steel Cuban Link Chain for Men Jewelry Set with Gift Message Card 8mm, 7/8/9 Inches

For men or women, boys or girls. These bracelets are sturdy & gorgeous!!

Gave them to my son as an inexpensive gift & he likes them.They have different clasps. One clasp is harder to out on.

Love them. Only thing is locking clasp on one if you bump it will come off.

These are gifts and I am pleased with the quality and appearance.

Quality

This was such a fantastic value for two stainless steel men bracelets. They look great, made of thick steel, and good overall quality! I was very pleased with these. As an added bonus, they came with a greeting card, gift bag, and everything you'd need to gift them out. My 14 year old son loved them. I would highly recommend these.

Highly recommend these bracelets. Not only was the price point great, but the look and the quality of these stainless steel bracelets were awesome. I would definitely purchase these again. Used as gifts, and the recipient absolutely loved them! Great purchase.

These Aospkle Cuban and Figaro Link bracelets are both pretty nice, as far as the finish goes, although each has a significant caveat of their own.Actually, in my case, I would have been better off with the 7" version of the Figaro, as the 8" is every bit of that, with no loss at the clasp, and rides further onto my hand than I would prefer. With that particular type of clasp it is easy enough to skip a couple links and clip in, though that means having the loose links dangle so I did opt to remove a couple links, which was easy enough to do with a couple pairs of pliers and a twist of a link. The main problem remaining, however, is the thin wire link that attaches the clasp at the other end. It is likely that it will easily distort and open-up at some point in the future, with an accidental tug, and this subsequently may become one of those bracelets that I used to have... On another note, I should also mention that the link design is a bit tricky to put on without an inadvertent twist in the chain which is really not a fatal flaw, but simply a minor inconvenience. Frankly, I'm far more concerned about that light-weight wire link attaching the clasp failing, and thus the four star rating, rather than five.As for the Cuban Link, the clasp actually does shorten the overall length and as it turns out, the 8" becomes about 7.75" and that, combined with the tighter style of linkage, makes the bracelet ride on my wrist better, but it's still a bit too long for my preference. My wrist is right at 7" in circumference, btw, though a 7" version of this would probably wind-up at 6.75" and subsequently tighter than my preference, or even comfort, unfortunately. As it turns out, I did also solve the length problem with this bracelet by taking out a couple links, but beware, it is definitely a bit more difficult, primarily because it is necessary to open and recrimp the new end link to put the U-shaped shackle link back on, in order for the clasp to work, which frankly, that leads to one more issue needing to be mentioned.On the one hand, the clasp on the Cuban Link bracelet is definitely trustworthy and there is not much reason to think that it might accidentally come apart in any way. However, that plus is also a minus when it comes to both getting the bracelet on, and getting it off. When putting it on, the shackle must be turned with the tiny pin towards the clasp and if you are working one-handed, pinching the bracelet between the underside of a counter and your wrist with the end hanging where you can clasp it, the shackle will inevitably be hanging the wrong direction due to it's weight proportions. So, needless to say, the tricky job of getting these bracelets on by yourself, is significantly even more tricky with this particular style of clasp. It is also a bit difficult to get the bracelet unclasped, because it is necessary to figure out which end to hook your fingernail under while the bracelet slips and slides away from your fingertips. Still, getting it off is definitely easier than getting it on, which hopefully you are the patient type and won't be in a rush... (or have another set of hands to help). Anyway, both bracelets are pretty nice, but with the caveats they'll have to settle for four stars rather than five.