Brunton Recycled Scout ECOmpass
Perfect for trip planning and classic route-finding, the Brunton Recycled Scout ECOmpass has a high-contrast green-and-white azimuth ring that enables quick and accurate navigation.
- Traditional scouting compass design
- Large baseplate is made from recycled and reclaimed acrylic; lanyard is made from recycled soft drink bottles (RPET)
- Tool-free declination adjustment is simple and fast to orient magnetic north to true north
- Inch/millimeter scales for accurate and effective map work
- Global Needle tilts up to 20° for balanced use worldwide
- 2° resolution azimuth ring provides accurate readings
- Map magnifier helps with viewing small details on any map
Made in USA.
View all Brunton Compasses| Best Use | Hiking Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Analog or Digital | Analog |
| Increments | 2 degrees |
| Declination Adjustment | Yes |
| Declination Scale | Yes |
| Global Needle | Yes |
| Liquid-Filled | Yes |
| Ruler | Yes |
| Magnifying Lens | Yes |
| Lanyard | Yes |
| Dimensions | 4.1 x 2.4 x 0.6 inches |
| Weight | 1.3 ounces |
| Sustainability | Contains recycled materials |
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Falls apart, not reliable
The compass capsule slipped out of the azimuth ring when I adjusted the declination. I had purchased the compass six months before and it had been stored in my gear closet during that time. The azimuth ring appears to have no mechanical method of securing the capsule. The capsule is only held in place with some non-hardening adhesive. It works fine unless pressure is applied from the top. Then the capsule can pop out and be lost on the trail. This problem has been reported in reviews of the similar Brunton TruArc 3 compass, which I found only now, while wondering if the failure I experienced was an isolated incident or due to my misuse. It appears instead that this is a design flaw. While I appreciate Brunton for creating a simple, inexpensive compass with a declination adjustment, I must rate this product as worse than worthless because it can fall apart while hiking and you won't know until the next time you reach for it.
New Compass
This one is a little smaller than I would like. All the type is hard to read.