Silva Arc Zoom Magnifier for Arc Jet thumb compasses that improves map detail visibility
SILVA ARC ZOOM Magnifier

£44.99

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SILVA ARC ZOOM Magnifier

£44.99

Arc Zoom fits Arc Jet, Arc Jet S and Arc Jet 360

Easily attached to the baseplate and features a design in line with the compass

Fits both left and right handed compasses

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SILVA ARC ZOOM magnifier – is a magnifier that is compatible with our Arc Jet series. The Zoom is easily attached to the baseplate and due to its functional design it becomes well integrated with the compass.

With the Arc Zoom you won’t miss the details on the map, thus increasing your chances of a great performance. This version of the Arc Zoom fits Arc JetArc Jet S and Arc Jet 360. For the Arc Jet C series, see Arc Zoom C instead.


FEATURES

  • Magnifier that improves visibility of map details
  • Compatible with thumb compasses in the Arc Jet series
  • Fits both left- and right-hand models
  • Easy to attach to the compass
  • Functional design that integrates seamlessly with the compass

Silva Arc Zoom

Specifications
Country of origin CN
Dimensions (cm) 7.06×5.81×4.23
Ip classification Waterproof
Measuring scales
Type of compass Magnifier
User level Expert
Warranty 5 years

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Silva is a Swedish brand that invented the world's first liquid-filled compass in 1933. That innovation set the global standard for navigation equipment. The brand introduced its first headlamp two years later and has developed both product lines ever since.

Silva compasses use a global needle, so orienteers can navigate accurately anywhere in the world. World champion orienteer Tove Alexandersson helped develop the Arc Jet and Spike Jet ranges. Silva headlamps use Intelligent Light technology, which adjusts brightness the way human eyes do.

At Compass Point, we rely on Silva for compasses and headlamps. Both categories sit at the heart of our business, backed by decades of Swedish engineering.