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Deluxe Lanyard Compass
$4.95
Small Lanyard Compass – Lightweight and Durable
This small, lightweight compass is designed specifically to attach to your whistle or training lanyard, giving you quick and reliable navigation in the field. Compact and easy to carry, it’s the perfect tool for hunters, trainers, and...
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Small Lanyard Compass – Lightweight and Durable
This small, lightweight compass is designed specifically to attach to your whistle or training lanyard, giving you quick and reliable navigation in the field. Compact and easy to carry, it’s the perfect tool for hunters, trainers, and outdoor enthusiasts who want the added security of a compass at their fingertips.
Key Features:
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Compact and lightweight – won’t weigh down your lanyard.
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Designed for lanyards – fits all lanyards except the Avery Braided Leather Lanyard.
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Field-ready reliability – ideal for hunting, training, and outdoor activities.
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Hands-free carry – keeps your compass secure and accessible when you need it.
A must-have accessory for dog trainers and hunters, this lanyard compass combines convenience and practicality in one simple tool.
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