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The Brunton Classic Map Compass is an essential tool for keeping your bearings in the backcountry. Brunton put essential features in this compact, economical Classic Map Compass. The Classic has map scales, a map magnifier, and an inch and millimeter ruler for easy map reading and for taking distance measurements, as well as luminous points for improved visibility.
Bottom Line: Let the Brunton Classic Map Compass keep you on course.
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Nice compass
By:
medtechatmem2385228
August 13, 2009
Good price for a good compass. It does the job and feels sturdy. I've only rated it "pretty cool" because I can't love something when I don't fully understand all its wonderful uses. I may come to love it later as I become more educated on its use.
Is there any room on the back of the compass for a corporate
Is there any room on the back of the compass for a corporate logo?
By: kevin
December 2, 2008
The part behind the white compass itself is unused.
By: Angus Bohanon
December 3, 2008
great compass
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Adam Buchanan
January 30, 2007
I got this for my wilderness survival class and compared to other compasses people had, this one is really easy to read the degrees, I didnt think it would make much difference with other compasses, but this is really a great compass, and its easy to turn the dial to get MG-N. Anyway if you think this is just a compass, know you're getting a great item and this is better then a whatever compass you would find at Target or whatever.
It just Keeps on pointing North!
By:
ROB
May 10, 2009
Hey! Guess What? It points North, just like it should! WOW! Great little compass. Luv to say I walked out of the Outback from a plane crash or something, but I didnt. Used it all week in the Rockies and it still kept pointing North! You cant go wrong, ...unless the poles flip or something...
lil' lifesaver
By:
Michael Huddleston
January 29, 2009
honestly I forgot I had this in my Land Nav kit after my lensatic compass died on me. Better than mil-spec stuff small, lightweight, and easy to read... even with little light.
Its Easy
By:
pcpioneer100054608
March 18, 2009
My instructor of a a map and compass class recommended this compass and he was right on. Perfect and easy. I got two!!!
Brunton Love
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Refreshing
December 31, 2008
All of the other compasses in this price range were lacking declination adjustment and that is why I went with this one. The color is sick and it seems to be strongly built. It even has little glow-in-the-dark dots so you can read it in pitch black dark (although I don't know why you'd be hiking in the dark without some form of light). And on top of all that it gets me to my destinations so i'm happy.
Easy
By:
Elias Littenberg
May 27, 2009
Super simple to use. Pair it up with a National Geographic topo map (http://www.backcountry.com/store/NGO0018/Trails-Illustrated
Change me.
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2007 Model No Longer Available
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CompassesNice compass
Good price for a good compass. It does the job and feels sturdy. I've only rated it "pretty cool" because I can't love something when more...
- Declination Adjustable:
- Yes
- Global Needle:
- No
- Sighting Hole:
- No
- Sighting Mirror:
- No
- Buoyant:
- No
- Magnified Readout:
- No
- Bubble Level:
- No
- Slope Meter:
- No
- Digital:
- No
- Backlight:
- No
- Battery Type:
- None
- Battery Life:
- N / A
- Low Battery Indicator:
- N / A
- Size:
- 4.5 x 2.5 x .5in
- Recommended Use:
- Map reading, orienteering uses
- Weight:
- 1.3oz
- Warranty:
- Limited lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- China