Outdoor compass with clinometer

The way back to the car was safe – until the map got wet and the direction suddenly no longer matched.

Those who rely on their smartphone in the field often only realize how risky that is when the battery is dead or the signal is missing. The multifunctional military compass works without batteries and electronics – a floating compass dial with a 360-degree scale reliably shows the direction at all times. Whether in rain, snow, or mud: the robust aluminum housing holds up when it matters. With an integrated clinometer, sighting device, and magnifying glass, you can quickly and safely read terrain and bearings.

Advantages

• No more disorientation in the field: You always know where you are – even when there is no signal and the battery is long dead.
• No more guessing with slope measurements: The built-in clinometer immediately provides values for slope angle and height difference without having to carry separate devices.
• No doubt about durability: The weatherproof aluminum housing means you don’t have to worry about your navigation device in rain or dirt.

Specifications

• Compass scale: 360 degrees
• Special features: Clinometer, sighting device with crosshair, bearing through peephole, magnifying glass, conversion table
• Scope of delivery: Compass, pouch, tripod mount
• Material: Aluminum alloy (weatherproof)
• Power supply: No batteries required

Usage

1. Align: Hold the compass horizontally and open the sighting lens – aim the sight at the desired target.
2. Read: Wait until the compass needle comes to rest and read the bearing directly on the 360-degree scale.
3. Use the clinometer: Tilt the compass to the side and read the slope angle on the clinometer scale directly on the side of the housing.

Pro tip: Keep the compass far enough away from metal objects and smartphones when reading – even a keychain nearby can deflect the needle and distort the bearing.