Survival Pocket Compass

Phone batteries die fastest in the cold, usually right when the trail markers stop. The Survival Pocket Compass needs no charging at all: a slim black housing, a full 360-degree dial, and a key ring so it is already on your pack when the map stops matching the ground.

• 20-degree graduations around the dial give you a bearing you can walk, not just a rough sense of north.
• Built-in key ring clips to a zipper pull, belt loop, or lanyard, so it never ends up in the other jacket.
• No batteries, no signal, no screen, which is why it earns space next to your phone rather than replacing it.
• Flat pocket-sized disc that vanishes into a lid pocket and adds nothing you will feel on a long climb.

Clip it on before your next trip and you will have a bearing every time the trail gets vague.