Collection: Navigation Compasses for Orienteering, Marine & Outdoors

Navigation Compasses for Orienteering, Marine & Outdoors
Find Your True North with High-Precision Navigation Compasses

Accurate, reliable, and fast-responding needles our collection of navigation compasses is designed for every explorer. Whether you're hiking through the wild, racing in an orienteering event, or navigating offshore, Mjoutdoorsgear offers precision tools that help you stay on course.

Explore our range of wrist compasses, pocket compasses, and advanced direction finders made for serious adventurers. Each navigator in our lineup is built to withstand the elements while providing clear, consistent directional readings when you need them most.

We proudly feature trusted brands like Brunton, known for their rugged reliability and accuracy, and Explorer, a favorite for compact and user-friendly outdoor gear. Combined with our commitment to quality and performance, you can be confident in every step or stroke you take.

From compact pocket compasses for everyday carry to professional-grade marine navigation tools, we’ve got the perfect match for your journey. Stay oriented wherever your path takes you.

FAQ's

1: How to use a compass?
To use a compass:

  • Hold it flat in your hand so the needle can spin freely.
  • Turn the compass housing so that the orienting arrow points to your intended direction.
  • Rotate your body until the magnetic needle aligns with the orienting arrow (red to north).
  • Follow the direction of travel arrow to stay on course.
  • A compass works best when paired with a map for pinpoint navigation.

2: What's the difference between a wrist compass and a pocket compass?
A wrist compass is worn like a watch and offers hands-free navigation ideal for runners, cyclists, and tactical use. A pocket compass is compact and easily stashed in your gear, great for general outdoor and survival use.

3: Are these compasses suitable for marine use?
Yes. We offer marine-grade compasses designed to withstand moisture, salt, and rough conditions while providing dependable directional accuracy on water.

4: Do I need a compass if I have GPS?
GPS is great, but a navigation compass is a reliable backup when batteries die or signals fail. It doesn’t rely on electronics, making it essential for true adventurers and survivalists.

5: Can beginners use these compasses?
Absolutely. Our selection includes direction finders and navigators suitable for beginners, with easy-to-read dials and simple operation.