Elevate your outdoor adventures to new heights. Meet The Polar Pupil – the pinnacle of precision and functionality, crafted from Gr5 titanium for durability and portability. With its compact size and luminous dial, this compass ensures accurate readings day or night, rain or shine.
But that’s not all – hidden within its sleek design is a folding loupe, providing you with the convenience of a magnifying glass whenever you need it. Whether you’re examining maps or inspecting small objects, The Polar Pupil has got you covered.
Here’s why you need The Polar Pupil by your side:
Built to Last: Crafted from Gr5 titanium, The Polar Pupil is built to withstand the toughest outdoor conditions while remaining lightweight and portable. Its IPX-8 waterproof rating ensures it remains functional even in rain or shine.
Versatile Magnification: With a 15x folding firestarter loupe, The Polar Pupil doubles as a magnifying glass, allowing you to inspect small details with ease. Whether you’re starting a fire or examining wildlife, this loupe is a game-changer.
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Luminous Dial: The Polar Pupil’s luminous dial ensures easy reading in low-light conditions, providing you with reliable navigation day or night. Its liquid-filled core offers unmatched stability and accuracy, even in challenging environments.
Everyday Carry: With its coin-sized dimensions and integrated keychain hole, The Polar Pupil is designed for everyday carry. Attach it to your keychain, backpack, or wear it as a pendant – the possibilities are endless.
Firestarter Feature: Unleash the power of The Polar Pupil as a firestarter, with its 15x magnification and 1″ aperture channeling concentrated power for lighting a spark in any situation.
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