Survival Compass by Ready Hour


$7.95
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Manufacturing & Quality
  • Manufactured by Ready Hour.
  • Liquid-damped dial for no-bubble performance at high altitude.
What's Included
(1) Survival Compass
Specifications
Navigation tools Inch ruler, millimeter ruler, map scales 1:25,000 / 1:50,000 / 1:63,360
Magnetic strength 500 Gauss
Tilt range Up to 45 degrees
Cold-weather rating Functions to -20°F
Battery None required
Dial Rotatable, independent from plastic base plate
Product Details

Never Leave Home without Our Trusted Survival Compass by Ready Hour

Whether you're navigating after a natural disaster or enjoying a hike in the great outdoors, our Survival Compass by Ready Hour is a must-have survival tool. Built for almost any environment, this compass will help take you wherever you need to go.

  • No bubbles at high altitudes
  • Functional in extreme cold to -20°C
  • Noctilucent pointer
  • Magnification window
  • Nylon rope hanger

Navigation You Can Rely On

You won't always be able to rely on your phone or car GPS to navigate. Our Survival Compass can always help you find your way without wifi or electricity. It's great for camping and hiking, as well as your emergency supply.

Built for Extreme Environments

It uses liquid damping that functions in extreme cold temperatures down to -20°F, with no bubbles at high altitudes. It has fast rotation, a magnetic strength of 500 Gauss, and can be tilted up to 45 degrees.

Read Your Map with Ease

A compass works best paired with a map, but the tiny print on most maps can be hard to read. Our compass includes a magnification window so you can read small text for easier navigation.

Easy to Read and Carry

Our Survival Compass includes a high-visibility nylon rope hanger so it's easy to find and carry in a bag or if dropped. The noctilucent pointer also provides visibility in low-light conditions.

Magnetic declination varies by location. Reference the map you're using to determine your local declination, then adjust the compass accordingly.

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