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This set of compasses appears to be well made and appropriate for young scouts learning to use the devices. They seem accurate and have lanyards, protective lens covers, and fluorescent rings around the bezels.

Good affordable option for kids learning directions.

I'm sure grandchildren are going to improve their knowledge of direction around the home and school. Love the colors. Great for girl/boy no disagreement.

We needed some basic compasses, for a reasonable price, to introduce orienteering to my grandsons Scout den. These are perfect ! Got 4 compasses for about $20 and they worked perfectly!

Kids really enjoying these as part of their adventure gift

Perfect for scouts! It worked well while hiking.

Good quality

This is a great set of compasses for kids to learn land navigation. Just know that this is a kids' light use model. Overall, for the price point and for what this is, it's really pretty good. The accuracy is dead on, the quality is solid and it doesn't feel like a kids' toy that will break in a few uses. It feels like a good learning tool for kids. In terms of the lens and sighting wire setup, these are both solid. I'm able to get a reading quickly, figure out direction of travel and get moving. For an adult, you will have an issue with the thumb ring. I found that it was too small for my thumb to fit through. I'm a 6 ft tall male with average sized thumbs and this doesn't let my thumb slide through past the first knuckle. It's just not wide enough. For a kid, it'll be fine. The bright green color will be good to help kids not lose this in the leaves if they put it down. The ring moves around the bezel very freely with little resistance - a little too freely compared to upper end models. What this means is that as you get your bearing and look at your direction of travel, you'll have to be careful that you get your reading quickly as a small touch of the lens will knock it out of whack and you'll have to retake your reading. This is not a dealbreaker but something to know. The body is made of harder plastic that seems thick enough to protect it from a light closed drop. The dial is also plastic, but not as strong feeling. Overall, these compasses work well and will be great for a kid learning to navigate through the outdoors. And if they happen to break one, they'll have another.