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Binoculars & Compasses

Binoculars and compasses do different jobs: one helps you observe distant subjects, while the other helps you find a direction. This category includes binoculars, a standalone compass and a small compass combined with a carabiner. Decide whether observation or orientation matters more, then compare magnification, dimensions and how each item is carried.

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Plastic carabiner with compass.Material 1: Plastic Size: 30×69×10 mm..
0.69€
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Plastic binoculars with cleaning cloth in nylon pouch, with 4x magnification.Material 1: Plastic Size: 110×115×45 mm..
6.18€
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Metal compass with ring.Material 1: Metal Size: ø43×10 mm..
1.26€
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Binoculars for observation

Sailor is a plastic pair of binoculars offering 4× magnification. A cleaning cloth and nylon pouch are included; the binoculars measure 110 × 115 × 45 mm. Magnification indicates how much closer the subject appears, but it does not by itself describe field of view or image quality in low light.

If binoculars are intended for outings or as an event gift, consider their size when packed and their ease of use. For optical specifications not stated for this model, consult the manufacturer's more detailed product information.

Compasses for basic orientation

Clark is a plastic carabiner with a compass, measuring 30 × 69 × 10 mm. Nansen is a metal compass with a ring and a 43 mm diameter. One has a clip-on form; the other is a separate round compass. Choose according to how the item will be carried and used.

A carabiner incorporating a compass is not automatically suitable for climbing protection. That requires equipment designed for the purpose. You can explore other useful items in Technology or use Contact to discuss a specific corporate gift.

Frequently asked questions

What does 4× magnification mean?

It means the observed subject appears four times closer than when viewed without magnification. Field of view, focusing and comfort may also matter, and the 4× figure alone does not specify them.

Is a compass carabiner suitable for climbing?

Clark is described as a plastic carabiner with a compass, without a climbing load rating or safety approval. Do not select it as a component of climbing protection equipment.

How should binoculars be cared for?

Clean optical surfaces with a suitable soft cloth and follow the product's instructions. Sailor includes a cleaning cloth; protect the binoculars in their pouch during transport and avoid rubbing the lenses with rough materials.

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