S.O.L. Sighting Compass

The sighting mirror allows you to align the compass with a distant landmark while simultaneously viewing the compass dial. This ensures a much higher degree of accuracy when taking bearings compared to standard baseplate compasses.

Yes, the integrated clinometer allows you to measure slope angles, which is essential for assessing avalanche risk or planning a route that matches your physical ability. It helps you identify steep terrain before you commit to a path.

The compass features luminous, glow-in-the-dark markings that provide visibility in low-light conditions. While you will still need a light source to charge the markings, they remain readable when the sun goes down or under dense tree canopies.

Yes, it includes an adjustable declination feature. This allows you to calibrate the compass to account for the difference between true north and magnetic north in your specific location, ensuring your map readings are precise.

The base plate includes multiple scales, including inch, millimeter, and various ratio scales. This versatility makes it compatible with most standard topographic maps used for hiking and orienteering.

The liquid-filled housing is designed to dampen the needle's movement, providing steady, reliable readings even when you are walking. It is built to withstand the bumps and drops typical of backcountry exploration.