Cammenga Official US Military Tritium Lensatic Compass, Accurate Waterproof Hand Held Compasses with Pouch for Hiking Camping Navigation Survival Backpacking Orienteering
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Color: Olive Drab
Features
- FIELD READY - This olive drab lensatic compass military-grade is built to the US military standards of reliability and precision. It is an essential navigating tool for all outdoor activities.
- SELF POWERED - Our tactical compass features 7 Tritium micro lights. These self powered illuminators provide glow for over 12 years, ensuring you can take accurate readings even in low-light .
- MADE TO LAST - This Cammenga 3H tritium compass is built to last in any condition. It is shockproof, water proof, damage resistant, and sand proof, and can keep functioning smoothly in any environment.
- ALL WEATHER - Whether you are navigating through hot deserts or frigid mountain ranges, the Cammenga survival compass delivers unwavering performance across a wide range of -50 F to 150 F.
- EVERYTHING YOU NEED - The hiking compass comes equipped with everything you need for navigating. A carrying pouch, lanyard, warranty card, instruction booklet, and a clam shell storage case.
Description
Tritium Lensatic Tritium Lensatic Tritium Lensatic 3HCS Lensatic Compass Phosphorescent Lensatic
Brand: Cammenga
Product Dimensions: 6"L x 4"W
Special Feature: Waterproof
Item Highlight: Military-grade compass, made in USA, waterproof and shockproof, hiking and survival navigation, handheld design See more
Number of Items: 1
Brand Name: Cammenga
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Cammenga
Model Number: 3H
Manufacturer Part Number: 3H
Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer's Warranty
Additional Features: Waterproof
Item Dimensions L x W: 6"L x 4"W
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Color: Olive Drab
Mil-spec, real deal , tritium
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2026 by Cam the Man
Color: Olive Drab
Appears to be the real deal, personally prefer base plate with adjustable declination screw so you adjust and be done. But land navigation course on east coast I have to use this so have to brush up on this compass. Plus have to recondition myself from easternly to westernly. Below is what A.I. says to look for when looking for authentic Cammenga. To distinguish a real Cammenga compass from a fake one, check for the following details: proper markings and engravings, a clear and consistent tritium glow, a well-built construction, the correct company logo, and purchase from a reputable seller; if you suspect a fake, closely examine the case back for accurate serial numbers and manufacturing information, as counterfeit versions often have inconsistencies or missing details. Key points to look for: Markings and Engravings: "Cammenga" logo should be clearly visible and properly aligned. Serial number on the back of the compass should be neatly stamped and legible. All markings on the compass face, including degree markings and north arrow, should be crisp and consistent. Tritium Glow: A genuine Cammenga compass will have a consistent, even glow from the tritium vials, visible in low light conditions. Uneven or very faint glow could indicate a fake. Construction Quality: A real Cammenga compass should feel sturdy and well-built with no loose parts or obvious imperfections. Check for a solid, secure closure mechanism on the compass case. Purchase Source: Always buy from a trusted retailer specializing in outdoor gear or directly from the Cammenga website to minimize the risk of buying a fake. What to be wary of in a fake Cammenga: Poorly engraved markings: Blurred or misaligned text, incorrect logos. Inconsistent tritium glow: Uneven or very weak glow, or no glow at all. Cheap materials: Plastic feeling case, loose components. Missing information: Missing serial numbers, manufacturing details on the case back.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025 by scott
Color: Olive Drab
I was an infantry officer in the US Army for 15 years. Before that, I backpacked in my high school and college years. In both cases I was comfortable navigating with topo maps and a compass or by terrain features and a compass. This exact compass is what I'm used to so it's what I bought to get back into backpacking. What I like about these lensatic compasses vs popular map compasses with built in protractors......... 1.) Precise. Super easy to get precise readings. Map compasses are not less accurate but harder to get precise readings from. 2.) No fluid! Fluid filled housings are an accident waiting to happen. The magnetic damping in this compass won't leak and it won't form a bubble at altitude or with temperature changes. It won't leave you stranded. 3.) Tough. The aluminum housing can be tossed in a pack, a pocket, or hung around your neck. It is not delicate. 4.) Trituim. This is one of the few if not the only compasses using radioactive tritium for night illumination. Again, reliable in any conditions. So what do you give up vs a flat plastic map compass..... 1.) The flat plastic protractor. No big deal. I don't need one but if you do, buy one for a few bucks. 2.) Declination adjustment. A nice convenience but hardly a necessity. I mean we're talking addition and subtraction of whole numbers here folks, not trigonometry. I'd rather have the more reliable compass. 3.) Size and weight. This is probably a little larger and heavier than most plastic map compasses but not dramatically so. The upside is it's also a lot tougher with no fluid to get screwed up. In short, this lensatic compass is a simple device that will last a long long time and give reliable, precise readings time after time. Isn't that what you want when you're cut off from civilization?
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2016 by Barnacle Bill The Sailor
Color: Olive Drab
Haven’t had to use it but seems well made
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2026 by Mississippi Mike
Color: Olive Drab
I had concerns when I read that some folks ordered a tritium compass to receive a phosphate version instead. Though I indeed received my tritium version as ordered. And it came new. The glow is great. Works better than the End of Life version the army issued me when I was in the service. its rugged and can take a beating. The magnet is very accurate. From the bubble to the measurements on the side, mils and cardinal coordinates are all spot on. the army green is just beautiful and practical.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2025 by Chris Fowers
Color: Olive Drab
Okay I’m a glass half full type of guy, so let’s talk about why this is a great compass. I was trained survival aka the SERE method, and land navigation is imperative for azimuth and reverse azimuth readings. It’s spot on ! I’d expect nothing less from Cammenga especially a military spec 3H which is Tritium powered aka a nuclear isotope with low amounts of radiation discharge while having enough for radiation to make this SOB glow forever. My other issues 3H is going in 20 years and still glows perfectly. Now an important thing to also look at, and please fact check this and correct me if wrong. Inside the compass you’ll find a black 6-7 number sequence. This is important to gauge the age of the compass and to replace or, add another after 15 years. So mine for example reads 25 03 77, what this means is the 3rd month 77th day from the 1st of January, and finally the 25 is the year it was made so mine was made in March of 2025. That’s important to know. Also it has both general headings NSEW, but you can use mils or, clicks as well depending on your training. This is a sturdy compass without question. Now the only bad thing, and remember I have 2 other Cammenga 3H compasses. The other 2 which are military specs have a case that firstly has stamped on it “US” as in United States, that is the designation for military issue, secondly the belt attachment sucks. Plain and simple, the real deal has a sliding hinge and lock to place on your person, be it on a D ring on your pack or, belt, or really anywhere, and it’s 100% effective, I’ve been in some serious places, and never once had to think about it dislodging. I have the new case which effects the confidence to stay and not disconnect from a snap button enclosure. The back is actually a damn snap instead of the metal slide. So it’s not stamped US on the case (bag), and the metal snap is absolutely not as secure and the metal slide clasp (on the case). Overall the Tritium works, the compass is accurate, easy to use cheek to eye and center mass hold. Mils and degrees are on point. So my complaint is about the bag of all things ! I guess 20 years ago my issues compass was the same brand, under contract from the military. I’m hoping to be proven wrong about the button snap, be optimistic, and acknowledge price point as well as construction. It’s worth the money, but on the case that US symbol means something to us, and secondly I’m not crazy about the sliding mechanism for keeping this thing securely attached to my own person, my pack or, belt loop. Overall buy it ! It’s the real deal, and I’ve already proven it to be accurate, I’m just complaining about Symantec’s, but that belt sliding lock is better than the button snap, and I would have liked as shown in the photo description for the case to be marked with the “US” designation.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2025 by Aschecte
Color: Olive Drab
Excellent quality compass. You take it in your hands and feel the quality. All markers (sighting wire, line on glass, rear sight with lense) are aligned. Nothing is loose or dangling. The compass marks are glowing in green, this is obviously due to the tritium tubes. It's made to withstand harsh conditions, aluminum and durable, you shouldn't drop it, but accidentally can sit on it without any consequences. When the compass is closed, the north arrow lifts up and is removed from the needle, which is not the case with all cheap or fake/knock off compasses. This protects the compass mechanism from damage due to shaking or falling and wear and tear. What is disappointing: 1. Its price when you pay for it, but its really worth it. Other good quality compass manufacturers also sells their products in similar price 2. Bezel could be aluminum too, it is plastic 3. Degrees markers in 5 degree step
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2025 by Siarhei Ivanou
Color: Coyote Brown
Do not purchase this product from BIGFLY. I ordered this compass in coyote brown and coyote brown case. I received a black case and a green compass. I submitted a refund but had a chance to purchase again to make it right. Guess what? The second compass arrived today with a black case and a coyote brown compass. Neither order was filled to my specification. I'm returning both compasses and cases. Do not waste your time with this distributor. Find another distributor that can at least deliver what your ordered!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Doodle