Brunton 8010G

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The 8010G is a compass made by Brunton. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

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From Campmor:
"A classic example of a trusty compass the Brunton 8010G Compass is a map compass with an easy-reading optic green baseplate. Tool-free declination adjustment makes for less confusion. 2deg. graduations. 0-35deg. inclination scale. Declination adjustable. Magnifier. Inch and mm scales. Luminous Points. 4.5 in. x 2.5 in. x 5 in. Wt 1.6 oz."

From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Brunton 8010G Classic Compass (Fall 2009) The 8010G Classic Compass by Brunton, a Brunton classic offers easy map navigation thanks to an optic green baseplate and tool-free declination adjustment. You'll get luminous points and a magnifier when you throw this original in your pocket or pack.Features: 4.5in.x2.5in.x.5in. 1.3 oz. 2 degree graduations 1:24k & 1:63.36k mile scales 1:25k, 1:50k & 1:250k km scales Declination adjustable Inch & mm scales Luminous points Lanyard"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"Learn navigation from the experts! You get the excellent Brunton 8010g Compass, plus a fact-filled DVD for your own individualized instruction class on finding your way in the outdoors."

From Massey's:
"Package includes a 35 minute full color video and 8010G classic map compass with instruction manual. Learn how to navigate with compass and map in the great outdoors."

User Reviews

8010G
Reviewed by M. Belhorn, Sep 04, 2009

"This compass has one major flaw. The compass directions (excluding the cardinal directions) are marked out on the dial with white tick marks and white numerals. These are constructed by silk screening black ink on white plastic in the areas where numerals or tick marks are not intended to be."

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8010G
Reviewed by Brerarnold, Aug 28, 2009

"I have used this compass for over a year. I have several others, such as a Silva orienteering model and a lensatic type. This one has become my main compass, the one I choose to take with me most often.

The declination adjustment works well and is a nice refinement in an inexpensive compass."

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