The Silva Ranger 2.0 Compass is built for the moment you fix on a ridgeline or tower far ahead and need a bearing you can follow all the way there. Mirror sighting with a sighting hole supports accurate navigation over long distances, so a long leg of the route stays on line.
A slope card measures slope and extra distance, a built-in adjuster sets magnetic declination for different locations, and luminous markings give enhanced visibility for night-time navigation when the hike runs past dark.
Why it works:
- Bearings on far landmarks: Take a sight on a distant point and hold that heading across a long leg. Mirror sighting with a sighting hole is designed for accurate navigation over long distances.
- A truer read on the terrain: Plan legs that climb and descend with a clearer picture of the ground ahead. The slope card measures slope and extra distance.
- Accurate wherever you travel: Set it for the area you are in and keep your readings honest on the next trip. A built-in magnetic declination adjuster provides accurate compass readings in different locations.
- Map distances on the lanyard: Measure a planned route against the map in your hand. The detachable distance lanyard carries a scale reference for various map scales.
- Navigation after nightfall: Keep working a heading once daylight fades. Luminous markings give enhanced visibility for night-time navigation.
Who it's built for:
Built for hikers, campers and travelers who plan their own routes and navigate long distances outdoors.
At a glance:
- Sighting: Mirror sighting with sighting hole for long distances
- Slope card: Measures slope and extra distance
- Declination: Built-in magnetic declination adjuster
- Lanyard: Detachable distance lanyard with scale reference for map scales
- Night use: Luminous markings
- Build: Durable materials for rugged outdoor use
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