Suunto MC-2 G Mirror Compass
$81,78
The global mountaineer’s sighting compass
A professional mirror compass with top-of-the-line features for accurate worldwide directional measurements.
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Product Description
Suunto MC-2 G Mirror Compass
The compass for advanced navigation. These sighting compasses provide accurate navigation with a range of carefully engineered and reliable features for challenging conditions while heading out into new territory.
- Sighting tools for accurate direction taking
- Adjustable declination correction
- Fast globally balanced needle with jewel bearing
- 20 degrees tilt margin for easier readings
- For a steady operation, use a liquid-filled capsule.
- Sighting bearings and signaling using a mirror
- For correct bearings, there’s a sighting hole and a notch.
- Clinometer
- Luminescent marks for low-light work
- UTM metric scales with an inch ruler
- Baseplate with magnifying lens
- Wristlock and detachable snap-lock lanyard. Detachable for working with the map
- Limited lifetime warranty from Suunto
- Made in Finland
- NSN: 6605-25-149-1938
Tech Specs
- Weight: 75 g
- Measurements: 65 x 101 x 18 mm / 2.56 x 3.98 x 0.71 “
What’s in the box?
Suunto MC-2 G Mirror Compass, lanyard with wristlock and declination correction tool, quick release, Quick Guide
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Suunto
Suunto Oy is a Finnish company that manufactures and markets sports watches, dive computers, compasses and precision instruments. Suunto’s head office is located in Vantaa, Finland. Its products are sold in more than 100 countries. Most of the work stages of Suunto’s products are still done by hand, even though it has its own factory for production. Suunto is a subsidiary of Amer Sports, which since 2019 has been owned by the Chinese Anta Sports.
The history of Suunto’s products dates back to 1936, when the Finnish navigator Tuomas Vohlonen set out to create a more accurate compass and later invented a new method for manufacturing liquid-filled compasses. Today, Suunto is a pioneer in the design and innovation of sports watches, dive computers and instruments used by adventurers around the world.