Compass Cards – Map & Compass Navigation Overlay System
The ESEE Compass Cards are compact navigation aids designed by Randall’s Adventure & Training to support accurate land navigation using a map and compass. Combining instructional reference cards with transparent map overlays, this pocket-sized system helps users determine grid locations, measure azimuths, and estimate distance in the field.
Lightweight and easy to carry, these cards serve as both a training tool and a practical navigation reference for outdoor travel, field exercises, and preparedness kits.
"A prudent person foresees danger ahead and takes precautions. The simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences. - Proverbs 27:12"
Transparent Map Overlays
Clear cards align directly with topographic maps for plotting grid coordinates and reference points.
Instructional Reference Cards
Step-by-step guidance supports navigation tasks and reinforces map-and-compass fundamentals.
Azimuth & Distance Tools
Designed to assist with determining bearings and estimating travel distance.
Compact Field Format
Credit-card sized design fits easily in map cases, notebooks, pockets, or navigation kits.
Training & Skill Development
Useful for both navigation training and real-world field navigation.
Place a clear overlay card directly on your map.
Use the grid markings to identify coordinates and reference points.
Align the overlay with your compass to determine azimuths.
Reference the instruction cards for quick guidance during navigation tasks.
The numbers, flat and honest.
| Use | Land navigation with map and compass |
|---|---|
| Components | 3 instruction cards, 4 clear overlay cards |
| Functions | Grid location plotting, azimuth measurement, distance estimation |
| Designed By | Randall’s Adventure & Training |
| Size | 2.13 in × 4.25 in × 0.13 in |
| Format | Compact credit-card sized navigation tools |
| Origin | Imported |
| Intended Use | Map and compass navigation training and field use |
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JUNGLE-TESTED SURVIVAL KNIVES
Born in the Amazon jungle. Sharpened by Peru's Air Force survival school. Made in Gallant, Alabama.
ESEE Knives is the sister company to Randall's Adventure & Training (RAT), founded in 1997 by Jeff Randall and Mike Perrin out of frustration with hype-heavy survival marketing. Their first work was alongside Peru's Air Force jungle survival school — Escuela De Supervivencia En La Selva (ESSEL) — training students in the Amazon. ESEE knives are headquartered in Gallant, Alabama and trusted by military and law enforcement teams, film crews, and professional adventurers. The promise: never sell a piece of gear or teach a skill that hasn't been tested in the real world.
- Founded in 1997 by Jeff Randall and Mike Perrin
- Sister company to Randall's Adventure & Training (RAT)
- Origin: Peru's Air Force Jungle Survival School (ESSEL)
- Headquartered in Gallant, Alabama
- Trusted by military, law enforcement, and professional adventurers
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What’s your return policy?
30 days from the day your order arrives. Gear has to come back unused, with all original tags, stickers, and packaging intact. For standard items we’ll send a prepaid return label and deduct return shipping from your refund. Oversized or freight returns are on you, unless the item showed up damaged, defective, or wrong — in which case we cover it.
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