ABS multifunctional waterproof orientation compass with integrated map ruler and multiple scales — built for reliable outdoor navigation. Key benefits Precise navigation: offers stable directional readings to help you orient quickly and maintain an accurate bearing in the field. Map-ready measurement: integrated map ruler and multiple scales let you measure distances and plot courses directly on standard maps without additional tools. Weather-resistant performance: waterproof housing protects the compass in rain, stream crossings, and damp conditions. Durable, travel-friendly construction: ABS body provides impact resistance while keeping the tool lightweight and easy to carry. What it does for you Solves navigation gaps by combining a working compass and map-measurement tools into a single device. Speeds route planning and position checks so you spend less time guessing direction and more time moving confidently. Reduces gear bulk — one multifunctional tool replaces separate rulers and map scales. Key attributes Material: ABS plastic construction for durability and light weight. Functionality: Magnetic orientation needle plus integrated map ruler and multiple map scales for distance measurement and map plotting. Water resistance: Sealed design maintains functionality in wet outdoor conditions. Compatibility: Works with standard topographic and orienteering maps and common map scales. Practical use scenarios Mountaineering and expeditions: Plot routes on a topographic map, take bearings at waypoints, and confirm your heading during ridge traverses. Hiking and backpacking: Measure trail distances on a map, verify junctions, and check your position when trails are unclear. Camping and base setup: Orient your tent or campsite relative to known landmarks, plan escape routes, and align gear based on compass bearings. Why choose this compass Combines essential navigation tools into one compact, rugged unit so you have map-measurement capability and reliable direction finding wherever you go. Designed for outdoor activities where precise positioning and map work are required: climbing, hiking, expeditions, and camping.