BBTO 9 Pieces Orienteering Compass Hiking Backpacking Camping Compass Map Reading Outdoor Waterproof Compass for Scout Men Women

Features:Easy to carry:The compass is small and has a rope that can be placed in your pocket or neck, suitable for men, backpackers, and women.Orienteering compass:The compass is versatile and can be applied for hiking, driving, boating, camping, hiking, hunting, backpacking, jungle hunting and other outdoor activities.Accurate positioning:With a variety of scales for precise route planning, the map compass uses the tilt adjustment function during camping and geological processes to determine the position, grasp the position and find the direction.Good readability:This compass clearly reads the logo on the map and also has a magnification function.Specifications:Color: as the picture showsMaterial: acrylicPackage includes:9 x CompassesNote:Suitable for extreme weather and rugged terrain.The rope section is adjustable.

• Easy to carry: each hiking compass is matched with a rope, so the compass is easy for you to carry, you can put it in your bag, pocket, or hang it around your neck, which can make your hand free during adventure
• Proper size: this compass is in proper size, lightweight and easy to carry, and can be placed in a pocket with a rope, you can also hang it around your neck for man, backpackers and women
• Wide usage: this navigation compass designs for camping, orienteering, hiking, hunting, survival, navigating, mountaineering, outdoors, field trip and so on, which will help them to find the right direction
• Gift choice: acrylic baseplate compass with azimuth bearing and 360 degree rotating bezel, can point to magnetic north precisely and the numbers on the bezel are easy to read, so it is suitable gifts for beginners, or people who love outdoor activities and adventures, very practical for them
• What you receive: you will receive 9 pieces compass in the package, which can satisfy your quantity needs, you can share them with you friends during outdoor adventures to avoid getting lost