Navigation & Aids

Give yourself the peace-of-mind of having a Cammenga Protractor Compass. Equipped with 6 Tritium micro-lights, it provides continuous illumination for over 12 years. So even in total darkness, you’ll be prepared. Take and transfer bearings, calculate declinations and triangulate with the ultimate confidence. Our Destinate Tritium Protractor Compass’ accuracy provides you with the efficiency and speed you need to navigate any terrain.

Accurate in Northern and Southern Hemispheres: The classic scouting compass with modern updates, the TruArc™ 3 base plate compass is equipped with the TruArc™ Global Needle system in the characteristic form outdoorsmen have trusted for generations. Metric and standard scales, tool-less declination compensation, plus no-frills reliability make this a must for everyone’s outdoor pack.

The Explorer 2.0 features DryFlex™ grip for easy handling and comes with a use-anywhere declination scale inside the capsule, a magnifying lens, and base plate map-measuring in inches and scales of 1:62.5k mile & 1:24k USGS scale. The baseplate has a curved-up at the back-end for perfect fit in the hand.

The SILVA 123 combines simplicity with comfort and will become a reliable companion in all situations. The distinct arrow and scales/markings in a clear contemporary font combined with lots of transparency in the baseplate makes navigating easier. The compass has base plate map-measuring in mm and inches, thus compatible with most maps, and the detachable lanyard makes it a reliable companion in all situations. The baseplate has a slight up-curve at the back-end for a perfect fit in the hand. The red/black north-south lines in the capsule bottom ensures easy and safe settling. The needle is made from finest Swedish steel with high quality magnetic features.

Accurate. Hands-free. Tested in the most demanding conditions. Count on the Cammenga Tritium Wrist Compass day or night. Easy-to-read, 10° graduations – enhanced with Tritium Micro Lights – make it invaluable for on-the-go land navigation.

The Escape & Evade® Wrist Compass provides the wearer with a convenient way to get immediate bearings and move out. Designed to be worn on a watch band or other wrist band (not included), but also able to be hung from a paracord lanyard. The flip-top housing protects the compass, and also keeps it in a non-reflective carrying capacity when not used.

The Escape & Evade® Hard Shell Wrist Compass II provides the wearer with a convenient way to get immediate bearings and move out. A 22mm tactical nylon wrist strap is included and is widely adjustable (fits almost all sizes), but the compass itself is also able to be removed and hung from a lanyard. The compass is cushion mounted and luminous after a short exposure. Liquid filled. Stainless hardware won’t affect compass accuracy.<br><br> The hinged cover protects the cushion-mounted 1” diameter luminous compass and prevents glare. The flip-top hinged housing protects the compass, and also keeps it in a non-reflective carrying capacity when not used.<br><br> FEATURES: <li> Shielded wrist compass with flip-top hard shell <li> Rugged 22mm tactical strap, widely adjustable. <li> Liquid filled. <li> Grade A <li> Easy to read at a glance. <li> Water resistant to 30 feet <li> Temperature range -20 to 120 F <li> Compass dimensions: 1.06” diameter (27mm), ½” thick with cover closed. </li><br>

You dont always have space for a big fancy compass or GPS; nor do you always need one. What you do need is a reliable and quick way to get your basic directions and move out. Thats where these come in. These button compasses are Grade AA, water resistant to 100ft, and are highly luminous up to 8 hours. Thats a good feature to have in an emergency and survival compass. At 20mm, these can go anywhere you do. Put them in your survival kit, your car, your winter parka,or anywhere. Be ready for when an emergency occurs! FEATURES: Liquid-Filled Highly LUMINOUS approximately 7-8 hours Working temperature range of -20 degrees F to 120 degrees F Water resistant to 100 ft (30 m) 20mm diameter x 8.1 mm height

A must-have for anyone using a GPS, map and compass. Contains 3 clear cards with 1:24,000, 1:25,000, 1:50,000, 1:100,000, and 1:250,000 map scales. Also includes two white cards with survival tips, signaling tips, instructions on how to read a topo map, how to adjust for declination, how to determine distance traveled, how to use UTM with your GPS and compass, and how to travel an azimuth. Printed on 30 Mil plastic credit card stock.

From the folks at ESEE / Izula. Printed on 30 mil plastic credit card stock. Four white cards with survival tips, signaling tips, Morse code, trap and snare diagrams, fire building tips, navigation tips, Escape and Evasion tips and much more.

The Head for Survival® Triangular Bandana / Cravat is a multi-function tool that provides a wide variety of uses in one piece of gear. Sized at 39” x 39” x 52”, this critical piece of equipment contains vital survival information organized by topics: Navigation, Fire Starting, Shelter, Water Collection & Purification, Signaling, a useful Knots section, and a section for Priorities considerations. Printed in non-running ink and constructed from soft-brush polyester that provides a comfortable feel and durability. The edging seams are lock stitched for increased strength. Also included are two 2” safety pins for use in sling construction. Survival experts across the world agree that a bandana is a very useful piece of gear in a survival situation. From covering the head to prevent sunburn, to water collection from dew, to tying slings and splints for first aid uses; bandanas can perform many vital tasks for the survivor. The Head for Survival® bandana performs these functions very well, and much more.

This tactical pouch comes in a multi camouflage color.<br>

This tactical pouch comes in a coyote brown color.

Ranger Pace Counter: The time-tested way to keep track of distance you’ve traveled in difficult terrain or conditions. Military personnel have used such simple devices for decades as an easy way to keep track of distance traveled during terrain navigation. This becomes essential during night time movement. The beads work by separating them according to a reached pace count to calculate the distance you’ve traveled. (It’s not as hard as it sounds).