BasicNature Compass Zip, Reliance

Neither too small nor too big

Dozens of these small compasses have already passed through my hands and this is the best that can be found in our country so far - ideal for KPZ. It is absolutely accurate (although slower), it is filled with alcohol (ie it does not freeze) and especially absolutely without bubbles, which negatively affect both the accuracy and speed of focus. It is relatively resistant to falls and rough handling. I take the option to fasten it with a zipper or to the equipment as a plus, but if it doesn't suit anyone, this can be very easily removed and reduce the overall size of the compass to a minimum. Of course, a completely compass without liquid (filled only with air) would be ideal, such as the NATO button compass, which is now a standard part of European military "survival kits". However, this small compass is not available in our regions, and it still costs about 1500 crowns + postage, so this is (in my opinion) the best alternative so far - the price / performance ratio is unbeatable.

Dozens of these small compasses have passed through my hands and this is so far the best "button sized" compass that can be obtained from us - ideal for KPZ. It is accurate and filled with alcohol (does not freeze), at the same time it is without any bubbles, which limit the accuracy of the compass. Relatively resistant to falls and rough handling. The option to clip or other equipment is definitely a plus, but this can be very easily removed to reduce the overall size of the compass to a minimum. Of course, a compass completely without liquid (filled only with air) - such as the standard NATO button compass, which is part of military survival kits - would be ideal, but it is not available in our regions and still costs about 1500 crowns + postage :) - this is according to In my opinion, the best alternative so far.

It is a bit bigger than I assumed here very badly turns overall almost unusable

Always at hand, perfect for walks.