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Really cool idea but hard to use
I really like the idea of a wrist compass. I actually tried to use this for Orienteering. I found this was hard to use because I could never tell if I was holding it level enough. If you don't hold it fairly level the compass hangs up and will give a false reading. I could never be confident that it was reading correctly.
Compass on hand
Purchased this as another piece of equipment to supplement my hiking GPS unit. It is a simple design and easy to use. A military style compass would be more useful than this one. This would definitely work well as a back up compass, car (bug out) bag, hiking bag or any gear bag.
Would recommend: Yes
Great value.
Still a well made and rugged (surprisingly accurate) compass. A wrist compass is NOT for orienteering, you need a lensatic compass to do that well. I use this for those times when I lose sight of a landmark or have to go cross country and need a rough bearing quickly. It also came in handy on a taxi drive from the Airport when the cabbie was attempting to "show me the sights". The illumination of the dial is even better than the last one I had. One cab ride saved me more than the cost of the wrist compass, I know somebody who got the ride the driver was going to take me on.
Would recommend: Yes
Where is the wristband?
The he concept is good. However it Arrived with no wristband. If they have a brain they will make it wit tritium and make the mount so you can attach it to a wristwatch. Twhat way military can use it versus ducking under a poncho wit a light.
Would recommend: No
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