Suunto MC-2 NH Mirror Compass – Professional-Grade Navigation for Demanding Environments

Designed for the Outdoors

Built for precision, reliability, and real-world use, the Suunto MC-2 NH Mirror Compass is a professional-grade tool for those who rely on accurate navigation in unforgiving conditions. From remote backcountry travel to survival scenarios and SAR operations, this compass delivers the accuracy and performance you need when GPS fails.

Balanced for the Northern Hemisphere, this rugged field compass features a sighting mirror for precise bearings, a clinometer for slope analysis, and luminous elements for low-light use—making it a mission-critical component of any serious outdoor kit.

Why Choose This Product

• Sighting Mirror – Allows for precise directional readings and can double as a signaling device in emergencies

• Adjustable Declination Correction – Aligns with true north for highly accurate navigation

• Integrated Clinometer – Critical for assessing slope angles in avalanche-prone or steep terrain

• Luminous Markings – Bezel, orientation, and travel indicators glow in low-light conditions

• Liquid-Filled Capsule – Keeps needle stable for consistent directional readings

• Multi-Use Baseplate – Includes magnifying lens, inch ruler, and metric UTM scales for advanced map work

• Snap-Lock Lanyard – Wristlock feature allows secure carry and easy detachment when reading maps

Specifications

• Dimensions: 65 x 101 x 18 mm (2.56 x 3.98 x 0.71 in)

• Weight: 74 g (2.61 oz)

• Material: High-grade steel needle with jewel bearing

• Scales: Metric UTM + inch ruler

• Operating Range: -30° C to +60° C (-22° F to +140° F)

• Water Resistance: Insensitive to water pressure

• Country of Manufacture: Finland

• Warranty: Limited lifetime

Included in the LYNX Go-Bag – Survivalist Tier

This compass is part of the Survivalist Tier in the LYNX Go-Bag, offering top-tier capability for those who require pinpoint accuracy and rugged dependability in field conditions. It's an essential upgrade for serious overlanders, mountaineers, and survival professionals.