TACTICAL SURVIVAL COMPASS
TACTICAL SURVIVAL COMPASS
TACTICAL SURVIVAL COMPASS
TACTICAL SURVIVAL COMPASS
TACTICAL SURVIVAL COMPASS
TACTICAL SURVIVAL COMPASS
TACTICAL SURVIVAL COMPASS
TACTICAL SURVIVAL COMPASS
TACTICAL SURVIVAL COMPASS
TACTICAL SURVIVAL COMPASS
TACTICAL SURVIVAL COMPASS

"So far is been a decent compass, it has heft which I was kind worried it would feel cheap but it holds up pretty well. It's worked out great for teaching land nav to my son."

-Joe Baker, Veteran, Home owner

Verified Customer

Metal Tactical Survival Compass

$35.00
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Phone maps quit when the battery, signal, or weather does. This compass uses a liquid-filled 360° dial, a bubble level, and ±1° stated accuracy inside a waterproof zinc-alloy housing. 360°. ±1°. -22°F to 140°F.

 

🧭 ±1° Accuracy: Take a more precise bearing when a rough sense of direction is not enough.

🔄 360° Both Ways: Read azimuth and reverse bearings without guessing which way to turn back.

🌡️ -22°F to 140°F: Carry it from winter trails to hot, exposed ground within its stated operating range.

🌙 Low-Light Dial: Charge the fluorescent north arrow and display with light, then read it when darkness rolls in.

🎯 Sighting Window: Use the optical eyepiece, reticle, and bubble level to line up a bearing instead of pointing in a general direction.

🛠️ Metal, Pouch, Lanyard: Get a waterproof, impact-resistant zinc-alloy housing, 1/4-inch tripod mount, lanyard, and carrying pouch in one kit.
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"I bought this for camping trips and really like the size. It’s lightweight, easy to pack, and the blade came sharp."

-Joe Baker, Veteran, Home owner

Verified Customer

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When your package arrives, you have 120 days to try the Dinosaurized. If you aren't happy with your health improvement, or if you are unsatisfied in any way at all, simply contact our customer support team at support@dinosaurized.com for a 100% refund.

 

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stop guessing which way is forward

A trail looks different once you lose the turn you came from. The EK-01 gives you a liquid-filled 360° dial, optical sighting window, reticle, and bubble level to help you take an actual bearing. 

 

Some couple bought one to teach land navigation to a son and wrote that it had “heft” but held up well. That is the point: a real navigation tool, not a novelty hanging from a zipper.

built for the part that gets banged up

Most cheap compasses feel like something you would not trust after one hard knock. This one uses a zinc-alloy housing, acrylic viewing material, and a stated operating range of -22°F to 140°F. 

 

Harbor S. wrote that a former-military husband found it sturdy, metal rather than plastic, and heavier than expected. The weight will not suit every ounce-counting hike. It does suit a compass built to be carried, used, and put back in the bag.

one tool for the parts of the trip that matter

Use it on a trail, beside a map, or from a tripod while setting a line. The 38mm liquid-filled dial, conversion chart, side rulers, and 1/4-inch tripod mount bring several navigation references into one folding tool. 

 

Our customers often keep this compass in their emergency kits, outdoor gear, or shooting bags when heading to locations that demand precise navigation rather than rough estimates. This eliminates guesswork and clutter, allowing them to simply focus on a single, clear direction.

Who Actually Buys These

🥾 LAND-NAV PARENTS
At 9:00 a.m. on a marked park trail, a child can follow a path without learning how to orient a map. The hard part starts when the trail is not marked. The liquid-filled 360° dial, sighting window, reticle, and bubble level give a parent a practical way to teach bearings, not just point north.

🎒 BUGOUT BAG CARRIERS
At the workbench before a storm weekend, a backup tool has to earn its place in the bag. This compass measures 3.35 by 2.48 by 1.18 inches and weighs 6.79 ounces. Its waterproof zinc-alloy housing, pouch, and stated -22°F to 140°F operating range make it a deliberate addition, not a disposable trinket.

🗺️ MAP-AND-TRIPOD USERS
At a trailhead or field site, a phone can show a blue dot but not teach you how to take a bearing. The EK-01 has a 1/4-inch tripod mount, a 38mm liquid-filled dial, side rulers, and a conversion reference on the backplate. That gives map users a stable setup for lining up direction and distance references.

Everyone Loves This product

"I bought this compass for my husband, a former military member, and he was very impressed. It arrived quickly and feels sturdy and well-made, with a metal construction, waterproof case, belt clip, tripod mount, glow-in-the-dark feature, rulers, tables, and a built-in magnifier. It’s heavier than expected, but we both found the weight reasonable. The camouflage design looks great, and it seems easy to learn and use. Overall, this is a very nice, versatile compass and a great value!"

-Emily Carter

"I’m impressed with the quality. It feels great in hand and is very well-crafted. The reference guide on the back is useful, though a little difficult to read. The glow-in-the-dark feature is a nice touch, and the compass feels extremely sturdy. It is somewhat heavier than expected, but that’s not a deal breaker, especially for a survival or outdoor situation. Overall, a solid and well-built compass."

-AJ Rios

"This compass is accurate and packed with useful features. The top folds flat for use on a map, and the viewing hole makes it easy to read and adjust your exact direction. The inch and centimeter rulers are handy for map distances, and the built-in leveler helps keep it steady. It also has a tripod mount and glows in the dark as promised. I’d definitely buy it again or recommend it as a gift!" 

-Phil Smith

FAQs

Is it too heavy for a long hike?

It weighs 6.79 ounces and uses a zinc-alloy housing. Multiple reviewers described it as heavy, while others saw that heft as part of the rugged build. If every ounce matters on a long-distance hike, use a lighter baseplate compass. If you want a metal lensatic tool in a vehicle, field bag, or bugout bag, the added weight may be worthwhile.

Will the lanyard get in the way when I open it flat on a map?

The compass includes a lanyard, side rulers, and a folding cover for map work. One three-star reviewer said the lanyard attachment was small and could interfere with opening the compass completely. If you need it flat against a map grid, position the lanyard clear of the hinge before taking a bearing.

Can I use it in real cold or desert heat?

The stated operating range is -22°F to 140°F, and the liquid-filled housing is designed to help the dial stay stable. The practical limit is still your own ability to read and operate it in severe weather. Keep it accessible in a winter pack or desert day bag instead of buried under gear when you need a quick bearing.

Can I put it on a tripod?

Yes. It has a standard 1/4-inch tripod mount. One reviewer used the mount for sighting and added an important warning: keep iron or other magnetic metal away from the compass and tripod screw. Use a non-magnetic setup when taking a precise field bearing.

Refund?

- If for whatever reason, you decide you are not satisfied, you can easily and quickly contact our helpful customer support (support@dinosaurized.com) to get an easy refund. We just ask that you send the product back to our warehouse.