Sun Company スリップオン リスト コンパス - 腕時計のバンドやパラコードのサバイバルブレスレット用

幅20mmのマジックテープ式の結束バンドに通して、ハンドルに取り付ければ簡単に自転車にコンパスが取り付けられます。あまりにも重力方向に対して傾くと機能しませんが、大体傾きがなければ動きます。また、空気が入ってませんので、走行中にカタカタ言うこともありません。 精度コメントはほかの方に譲りますが、コンパスは磁石ですので、鉄ハンドルはやめたほうが。私はアルミのドロップハンドルに取り付けてます。

本格的なモノではない

Fits well with Casio MRW 200. Not recommended for watches with thicker bands.

ギザギザベゼルと文字盤のバランスは良いが普通かな？

方位が全然違って使い物になりません。最悪

到着翌日には装着して使用しました 大きさも丁度良いと思いますし、バンド装着の方位磁石として優秀だと思います。（低山ですが！） 特に泡もなし！ 満足です

まだ一度しか使っていないので耐久性等は分からないが、腕時計のベルトに付けていると、方位の確認が実に楽、そのため頻繁に確認できる。防水も良。磁針のブレも少ない。これだと旅先の街中で付け方位を確認してもおかしくない。アイデアよく、優れものである。

海中での使用も問題無かったです。小さくても使用問題無く良かったです。

The compass works. It points in the right direction and it fits snugly in the strap of my watch and it also glows.

I'd just received this slip on compass, so can't properly report on any long term durability or reliability. What I can share is that, out of the box, the compass is functional and relatively accurate. Currently clear with no bubbles. It will slip on easily and perfectly onto a majority of 22mm NATO/G10 styled straps. Any smaller and there may be a bit of play. With a bit of effort, I can squeeze this compass onto a couple of my 24mm Zulu styled straps as well. It is a closed system, so slip on versus clip on to straps. Lume is okay. Hope this info helps.

Great until it isn’t. Does not like the cold. Lasted one season. Bubble formed at -20C and just got bigger when it warmed up. Never cleared.

Nice little compass and this one is accurate.

Of the watchband compasses I have owned, this is the first one that is consistently accurate. The dial rotates smoothly rather than locking up before finding north as others in this price range do. If you want a watchband compass, I recommend this one, HOWEVER; please do NOT expect more of this compass than is reasonable. Watchband compasses are NOT adequate for presice navigation. Their purpose is to orient the user, and they do, but with resolution of 11.25 degrees or more, they are inadequate for establishing a bearing in backcountry or on the water. They also do not work reliably inside cars, metal buildings, or when close to energized electronic devices. If you are striking out into the backcountry or going sailing, you need a “real” compass. If you just want to know which way is north when you travel to an unfamiliar location, this one will do it at a good price. Happy trails.