COSTIN Multifunctional Compass: High Accuracy with Map Measurer, Distance Calculator & More - Ideal for Outdoor Activities - Matte Black Finish Review

Excellent compass. If the GPS goes out along with the power grid and society collapses, you can still find places with something like that. This is a quality compass and I am happy with this purchase. As a veteran, I hate most "military" BS, especially for phone cases, but in this case it might be worth using "military" in the title. Robust construction.

I'm in no way a compass expert so this is a review from a newbie :) Pro The compass is well made and easy to read, it comes with a bracket and has a glow in the dark ring , which is easy to see. Cons: The compass gets stuck and needs to be tapped from time to time to get the correct reading. The glow in the dark ring is bright, but it doesn't last long. Now that can change if I go out in the sun before sunset.

This compass is complete junk. Nice functional design but so poorly made/assembled that it's unusable. Disc with floating pointer (which often doesn't move), inner and outer faceplate are offset from each other. Example: When the N hand points to 0 degrees, the S hand points to 184 degrees on the outer bezel. The red line of the marker in the optical sight is shifted to the side so that it is not even visible. You get what you pay for.

Worked well and my favorite was the viewfinder (they call it the adjustable eyepiece). The level is also a good thing. That's a great deal and I'm glad I got it. The only criticism is the supplied cloth bag. The loop on the back was sewn backwards so it hung awkwardly on my backpack and got caught on something for a week causing it to be torn from my backpack. So 5 stars for the compass, 1 star for the case.

This is junk. The frame is metal, but the bezel and dial are plastic. The so-called "scope" isn't really a useful feature - the site's lines aren't even perpendicular to the frame. Finally, the dial doesn't sit flat and rotates freely without a bit of wobble. It's exactly what you would expect in a dollar store or gift shop as novelty. By no means is a form or form an exact navigational tool as the description implies.

Since Boy Scouts in 1972 I have had many compasses in my life. . Haven't used it for hiking/camping yet but for the money it seems like a good buy. A small flaw. It's heavier than the plastic compass I had before. You can't wear it around your neck like I used to. It's too heavy for your pockets. must be removed or attached to a belt. Not a Della Breaker, but if you travel light this compass is not for you.

I don't usually spend time writing reviews but I bought this compass and I was pleasantly surprised! The compass has a solid construction, the body is made of metal. It definitely carries some weight. My first impression is that it is very accurate. It has some of the features you'll find on more expensive devices, such as B. a spirit level, an adjustable lens prism and a sapphire bearing. Really nice. I only gave it 4 stars for ease of readability because I found the basic chart to be a bit…

I wanted to like this compass because I liked the overall design, but unfortunately it didn't do its main job of pointing NORTH. Straight out of the box, it was pointing north at a right angle (no - there wasn't any metal or magnets nearby). The disc inside didn't seem level and centered on its stand, so I tapped it a few times and it ended up pointing north. However, when I turned the compass and let it settle, it was still a good 45 degrees off. Sometimes it pointed northeast, sometimes…

Although this is CLEARLY used and like new, it is a well working compass. Comes with a SMALL cheese green soft pouch. The one I have was covered in scratches like someone had dropped it on the rocks. There is NO brand name on a real compass, not on a bag, not even on the instruction manual! In fact, I had to revise my Revain to figure out the brand name - hoping I could find YouTube detailing some of the features. Which turned out to be a waste of time since such a Youtube doesn't exist. The…