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Product ID:
1508059
Identifier:
B09DLDRFXK
Brand:
Brunton
Model:
F-5031
Shipping Weight:
0.2 lbs
Manufacturer:
Brunton
Shipping Dimension:
4.84 x 4.29 x 1.06 inches
₱19,247
+ ₱ 150
Shipping Cost from USA to Philippines inclusive of custom fees.
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Get it between 2026-04-25 to 2026-05-02.
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GRAND TETON TRIBUTE: Features a stunning, deep-milled topographic map of the Grand Teton mountain range on the swivel lid. This exclusive design pays homage to the rugged Wyoming landscape that has been the home of Brunton innovation since 1894.
HEIRLOOM QUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP: Machined from a solid block of aluminum and finished with a durable black anodization. This compass offers a substantial, premium feel in the hand that cheap plastic replicas cannot match, making it a true legacy piece.
VINTAGE 1894 ENGINEERING: Modeled directly after D.W. Brunton’s original personal compass design. It features a classic swivel-style lid with a built-in signaling mirror and a traditional cardinal direction face for timeless navigation.
PROUDLY MADE IN WYOMING, USA: Designed, machined, and assembled in our Riverton, Wyoming facility. This is the ultimate gift for hikers, climbers, Eagle Scouts, and anyone who hears the call of the mountains.
The Teton Topo is not intended to be used for precise navigational mapping
Manufactured by Brunton, known for top-of-the-line quality navigation equipment for over 130 years!
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