Suunto A-10 SH Compass - Optimised for the Southern Hemisphere
Discover the joy of exploration with the Suunto A-10 SH Compass - a reliable, easy-to-use navigational tool designed for recreational use in the Southern Hemisphere.
Suunto's A-Series - User-Friendly Recreational Compasses for All Terrains
Suunto's A-Series recreational compasses are the perfect companion for the great outdoors. This range includes two well-crafted models (A-10, A-30), both designed with portability, precision, and durability in mind. Made from crystal clear, scratch-resistant acrylic, each compass in the A-Series is compact yet highly accurate.
These lightweight compasses, ergonomically designed for a comfortable hand-held experience, feature a fixed declination correction scale for navigation accuracy. Additionally, our patent-pending lanyard snap-lock ensures easy detachment of the compass from the lanyard when needed.
Experience Suunto's Revolutionary Two Geographical Balancing Zones System
Traditional compasses required balancing for five different geographical zones. But as global travel has increased, Suunto has innovatively redesigned this system. Now, you only need to consider two balance zones - the Northern Hemisphere and the Southern Hemisphere. This means that your Suunto compass, even if designed for the Northern Hemisphere, will work efficiently well in the Southern Hemisphere and vice versa.
For globetrotters, Suunto also provides globally balanced compasses for accurate navigation anywhere in the world—see the Suunto MC-2 and M3.
Key Features of the Suunto A-10 SH Compass
- Specifically balanced for the Southern Hemisphere
- Includes fixed declination correction scale for navigational precision
- Features a jewel bearing for smooth needle movement
- Comes with a detachable snap-lock lanyard for convenience
- Dimensions: 57 x 90mm - perfectly portable for all adventures
- Weight: Featherlight at just 27g
Explore with confidence with Suunto's A-10 SH Compass, designed for the ultimate user-friendly experience. Discover more today!
