Showing posts with label Camping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camping. Show all posts

Saturday, June 23, 2012

Coghlans Camping Deluxe Map Compass

Coghlans Camping Deluxe Map Compass Review



Coghlans Camping Deluxe Map Compass Feature

  • Instructions and lanyard included.
  • Liquid dampened needle.
  • Rotating housing.
  • See through base.
  • Scales: Inches, mm, 1:25000
Liquid dampened needle with see through base and rotating housing.


Saturday, December 31, 2011

1 3/4" Brass Face Pocket Compass w/Cover: Hiking and Camping

1 3/4" Brass Face Pocket Compass w/Cover: Hiking and Camping Review



1 3/4" Brass Face Pocket Compass w/Cover: Hiking and Camping Feature

  • Fully functioning compass
  • Use in the field or at sea
  • Unusual home or office decor item
  • Great addition to a nautical collection
  • Differences in finish may occur

This functioning brass face pocket compass with antique finish is approximately 1.75" in diameter. It has a spring loaded protective cover that opens easily, and a top loop so you can attach it to your key chain, belt or backpack. This compass may have some minor cosmetic imperfections such as small scratches. Use it to navigate while hiking or camping.

Compasses have been used for years to help travelers determine their location as well as the location of their destination. Used while hunting, camping, hiking or working, the compass can be a lost individual's most prized possession.


Friday, December 23, 2011

Hiking and Camping Brass Pocket Compass with Black Face

Hiking and Camping Brass Pocket Compass with Black Face Review



Hiking and Camping Brass Pocket Compass with Black Face Feature

  • Fully functioning compass
  • Use in the field or at sea
  • Unusual home or office decor item
  • Great addition to a nautical collection
  • Differences in finish may occur

This brass compass is compact enough to fit in a pocket when hiking. It is approximately 1.75" wide and has a protective cover. The top loop allows for the compass to be easily attached to a chain, rope, backpack or onto any other convenient object.

Compasses have been used for centuries to help people navigate through unfamiliar areas. They use the Earth's magnetic pull to find North.