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Navigation you can trust

The Kombat UK Military Map Compass is a practical, affordable baseplate compass built for real map work. Graduated in both mils and degrees, it suits UK Armed Forces and Cadet Forces navigation as well as hillwalkers and expedition teams who want a dependable tool without a premium price tag.

Made for OS maps

Three sets of map roamers cover 1:25000, 1:50000 and 1:63360 scales, so you can plot grid references quickly and accurately across the most common Ordnance Survey and military maps. Rulers in both millimetres and inches round out the baseplate for precise measuring.

Field-friendly design

Lightweight and easy to grip even with gloves on, it is comfortable to use in cold, wet conditions where fiddly instruments let you down. A lanyard is included so it stays secure and ready to hand around your neck or clipped to your kit.

Ideal for training and expeditions

From cadet field craft to Duke of Edinburgh expeditions, this is a reliable starter and back-up compass. Explore more field and survival kit in our tactical range.

General
BrandKombat UK
Other
TypeBaseplate map compass
GraduationsMils and degrees
Map roamers1:25000, 1:50000, 1:63360
RulersMillimetres and inches
Baseplate sizeApproximately 60 x 125mm
CarryLanyard included
Best forOS map reading, cadets, DofE, navigation training

Frequently asked questions

Does it read in mils or degrees?

Both. The bezel is graduated in mils and degrees, making it suited to UK Armed Forces and Cadet Forces navigation as well as civilian use.

Which map scales does it support?

It carries three sets of map roamers for 1:25000, 1:50000 and 1:63360, covering the most common OS and military map scales.

Is it good for Duke of Edinburgh and cadet use?

Yes. With clear roamers, mm and inch rulers and a lanyard, it is a popular, affordable choice for DofE expeditions and cadet navigation training.

How big is the baseplate?

The baseplate measures approximately 60 x 125mm, large enough for accurate plotting yet compact enough to slip into a map case.

Can I use it with gloves on?

Yes. It is designed to be lightweight and easy to hold and turn even with gloved hands in the field.