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The Rugged Ridge Clinometer with Compass (Model 13309.01) is a compact and durable navigation tool designed for outdoor enthusiasts. With dimensions of 17.78 x 17.78 x 12.7 cm and a lightweight design of 45.4 g, it features a reliable compass and a pitch and roll dial, ensuring you can tackle any terrain with confidence. Installation is a breeze with automotive-grade double-sided tape or screws, and it comes with a limited 5-year warranty for added assurance.
Manufacturer | Rugged Ridge |
Brand | Rugged Ridge |
Model | Clinometer With Compass |
Product Dimensions | 17.78 x 17.78 x 12.7 cm; 45.36 g |
Item model number | 13309.01 |
Exterior | Painted |
Manufacturer Part Number | 13309.01 |
OEM Part Number | 791006 |
Item Weight | 45.4 g |
A**R
One Star
Garbage quality. Not worth anywhere near the amout they charge.
L**G
Five Stars
Very Good
A**I
cheap quality
Does what it says but quality is VERY cheap and not worth the price.Also rattling around in a box too big with no padding so marks on the casing.Not worth the money
T**R
Worst Product I’ve Ever Purchased on Amazon
Absolutely horrible product. This absolute scam should be taken off of Amazon entirely. Unfortunately for myself, I didn’t read the reviews until it was too late to cancel the order so now I’ll have to deal with the hassle of returning the item. For starters, the item doesn’t even work. The compass isn’t calibrated and can’t be calibrated by the user whatsoever. Secondly, the item is poorly put together with poor materials.SAVE YOUR MONEY.
C**D
Always heading north.....
This thing points north no matter what. Also, depending on where you need to locate it you may not be able to adjust the pitch up and down to get it level, And.. It moves pretty easy, I tightened it up as much as I could before I mounted it, It needs to be a little bit tighter so it won't move around on me, but... I can't get to the screw to tighten it because its now hidden, and the only way to get to it is to pry off the adhesive tape that's holding it down. Kinda lame, waist of money in my opinion.
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