Probably dumb computer question
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Don't cut it
I cut my crazy-long Cressi strap. I still had several extra inches even over a 7mm. I made a straight cut across, then a diagonal cut on each corner, then heated an old mismatched butter knife with a lighter and smoothed the edges. The butter knife was ruined, of course, but I'm very happy with my shorter strap.
I wouldn't either.
It's designed to not take any off-brand replacement easy. You could fit a 13 mm strap, if you find the right replacement pins, but I don't think it'd be comfortable. The original strap is twice that width, the puck itself is about 6.5 cm wide. So ideally you'd want wrist strap anywhere between 3 and 6 cm wide with 13 mm watch mount strap-let.
The i300C (and probably the i300 as well) isn't great for a NATO unfortunately due to how the case sort of juts out at the bottom to meet the factory strap. (I also ran into a surprising issue today when the unmodified strap was in fact too short to fit well on my drysuit...)
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