Brunton TruArc 20
Good backcountry compass made to handle abuse!
Pros
- Toughness
- 1° resolution
- Global needle with Ever-North Magnet that aligns with North quickly
Cons
- Inclinometer gauge is a sticker placed underneath the compass and my model came with slight bubbling.
Good compass for backcountry travels where a compass may be subjected to some abuse. Rubber boot and covers provide good protection to the compass itself. Like the 1° resolution and the map scales are nice. Being able to adjust for declination without a tool is nice as well.
My only complaint is the inclinometer built into the compass center is just a sticker applied from the back and on my model featured some small bubbling in the adhesive. A very small gripe but justified at the price point.
Otherwise, it's a feature-packed compass that I would recommend.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $54.99
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Current Retail: $74.99-$99.95 Historic Range: $38.97-$99.95 Reviewers Paid: $54.99 |