Cammenga Tritium Wrist Compass w/Black Wrist Band - J582T

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Cammenga Tritium Wrist Compass w/Black Wrist Band - J582T

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

It lights up at night and shows north properly. I do a lot of off-trail hiking in dense brush and under thick canopy, in a high mountain zone that is easy to get lost in. Not good for detailed navigation but perfect for general directional headings.

Tritium is a radioactive material that glows naturally without the need of an external light source. The tritium is also a great improvement over the luminescent ones that always seem too dim when you need them the most. I really wish i had this wrist... Read More

Tritium vial rattles more than usual. Dry card compass does rattle a little.

The tritium is a game changer. Just like the issue piece.

Cons

Small, fragile and a poor value, it differs from $6 watchband compasses only in superior luminescence. The compass dial gets hung up and i have to rock my rist back and forth and tap the crystal to verify it's actually moving. It's too narrow to fit o... Read More

The cammenga is well-built as far as a light-weight plastic goes, but it feels easily breakable. It bends very easily. The metal housing is cheap and flimsy, too. It was scratched in just a couple of days of normal wear.

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Highlights

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Quality

The body is metal not plastic and has the quality look and feel you would expect from cammenga

Couldnt be happier with the quality and function

I wanted a compass that i could attached the strap of my luminox 1827 with the luminox replacement band es for 3050 and 3950 se... Read More

Quality seems to be very good wrist strap will fit even a very large man and best of all it is made in the united states

Price

And the price was great in comparison to others looked at

Packaging/appearance

Photos show how it is sewn the stiching could be tighter i admit

Then i removed the paracord and melted off the excess after pulling the knot extremely tight

Competitiveness

Great addition to my luminox watch for tactical field use

First thing this is not designed to replace my milspec cammenga tritium lensatic compass that i own

Then i rethreaded the loop of paracord sheath through the compass

Overview

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This product had a total of 141 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 27 2022.