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Features
- Carabiner to attach compass to clothing, bag, or rucksack
- Thermometer with Fahrenheit and Celsius
- It fits right in your pocket and comes with a mini carabiner for attachment as well as a thermometer to keep you aware of changes in temperature
- Keep this compass in your pocket at all times and youll be safe!
Description
The Pocket Compass; a small, curvy compass with a thermometer and cardinal directions. With its small size and precise needle, this is the perfect compass to bring along your hike. Not for advanced navigation, but a great aid if you need to find the right direction, or a backup for a more advanced compass. It fits right in your pocket and comes with a mini carabiner for attachment as well as a thermometer to keep you aware of changes in temperature. Keep this compass in your pocket at all times and you’ll be safe!
Brand: Silva
Item Weight: 0.02 kg
Product Dimensions: 2.24"L x 1.85"W
Special Feature: Portable
Number of Items: 1
Brand Name: Silva
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 91
Manufacturer: Liberty Mountain Sports LLC
Included Components: Compass, carabiner
Item Type Name: ORIENTEER
Model Number: 37617
Manufacturer Part Number: 37617
Warranty Description: Limited 2 year warranty
Additional Features: Portable
Item Weight: 0.02 kg
Item Dimensions L x W: 2.24"L x 1.85"W
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When I followed it to the north I did end up in the North Pole. Okay maybe not, but I probably would have if I had made it out of the neighborhood.
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2019 by David W
Lightweight. Thermometer seems off by around 5-6 degrees, and it is hard to read in dim light, compared to similar thermometers which have a white backdrop behind the glass. I agree with others the attachment should be on the opposite side (the bottom) to clip to have it to the shoulder strap of a pack and not have to read it upside down/twist it around.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2025 by Scott Waddell
Perfect for attaching to your backpacks for hiking/skiing.
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2022 by Gerald B.
Thermometer is less precise than my nose, right in the store different copies show very different temperature. I am going to try it once and then maybe cut it off, like somebody already did. Another concern is a weak plastic shackle to hold the thing. I am afraid it will be broken in a dense bush soon. And yes, at least now it fees like a $3 piece. Though we ll see, how liquid filled compass works in the nearest trip.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2019 by ST
The thermometer was off by 15 degrees. I had to cut the glass tube out, remount it, and glue it back in. I used a Dremel to fit the bulb in the plastic housing. The compass is aceptably accurate within 4 degrees. For the price and the amount of work I put into it, I am very disappointed with Silva. I will try not to purchase a Silva product again. A couple of years ago I purchased a top of the line compass from Silva. I did not get a chance to take it out in the field, when I noticed a bubble.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024 by John Simpson
Arrived with a large bubble and some scratches in the plastic, Tested alongside some other compasses and appears to be slightly inaccurate even compared to much cheaper compass, haven't compared the thermoneter. shame as the design is very nice, will probably use as a backup.
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2020 by David M.
The thermometer was off 8 degrees F on the first one I bought ( checked with accurate laboratory thermometer and two calibrated digitals ). Ordered a second one, the red mercury (alcohol) was separated and I tried several methods to correct with no luck. Silva usually makes nice reliable compasses, but I was disappointed with the thermometer for the price... I know it's only $15.00, but the quality is about the same as a $3 - $4 zipper compass/thermo combos made by cheaper brands. The packaging was poor also - the clear compass surface was marred when I got the first one... okay - it'll get dinged with use anyway, but it's not suitable as in new condition to give as a gift. I cut the thermometer sections off with a band saw and smoothed the edges with a fine file. Now I have two nice small pocket compasses that will probably last a long time. Some other compass info you might want to consider, depending on your intended uses... Having used compasses for many years while wilderness back packing, extended canoeing trips, and navigating large unfamiliar cities very late at night, I have had to depend on my compasses numerous times. As one of the more important tools you might need to use when you find yourself in an unexpected situation, you might want to consider purchasing better than average quality compasses. I still have my first Silva compass from back in the early 1970's. I also like my Suunto's and my Cammenga's. I thought Brunton's might be okay because I've bought them in "boutique" outfitters shops, but they haven't held up well - - the fluid came out without any good reason ( no compass abuse or rough treatment ), so I'm not a fan of them. I've also come to doubt the accuracy of "disk" type compasses ( as opposed to straight compass needles )... Unless you can see the magnetic metal part under the disk ( clear disk - like on a Cammenga ) the readings can be off. Even my little Suunto watch band "disk" compass appears to be off a little... probably no big deal on a tiny compass, but I wonder how far off some of the compasses are that come on those cheap survival knives, walking sticks, all in one kits, etc. Anyway, I'm not trying to be too picky about all this over a $15 purchase. I'm just trying to pass on a few extra concepts that might help someone else. Silva generally makes respectable compasses. Maybe they could refine their thermometer design a little to add the ability to calibrate it. Cheers !
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2019 by Paul G - Pro Tech
Wrong orientation when attached to me. Wrong position of key loop? 3 Stars for that. Otherwise, perfect and good direction.
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2022 by Clarence White