53", River Run I Inflatable Tube With A Mesh Bottom, Built In Backrests For Easy Cruising Down Any River, Includes Cup Holder, All Around Rope & Repair Patch.
Customer Review: Great for the river
They worked well for just cruising down the river, a slow river, though. Haven't tried it on any rapids or anything!
Customer Review: RIVER TUBING
EXCELLENT FOR TUBING DOWN THE RIVER. LOVE THE CUP HOLDERS AND THE NECK SUPPORT. MADE AN AWESOME WEEKEND RITUAL EVEN BETTER!!!!!
Intex River Run I
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
This classic, analog compass provides all the information that got explorers around perfectly well for hundreds of years, in a snappy, optic green package. It features 2-degree graduations (the series of degree markings on the azimuth ring used for taking bearings) and adjustable declination (the difference in degrees between magnetic north--the direction the magnetic needle on a compass points--and true or geographical north, which is the direction maps are printed toward. It also features 0-35 degree inclination scale (the distance between two points on a map as they relate to the distance between those two points on the earth) and displays this in both inches and millimeters.
Customer Review: compass
Basic compass but has all the markings needed. Works as promised. Happy with purchase.
Customer Review: Good Beginner Compass
This `easy-to-read' compass is perfect for map and compass orienteering. It has a tool free adjustable declination for easy navigating and gives you graduations in degrees. The scale is in both inches and millimeters and the clear plastic makes for easy use on any map. Unfortunately, there is no site-mirror, which makes for a more accurate reading. It's small size and price (under $10!) makes for a simple, efficient compass when backpacking or hiking. It's a good beginner compass, but remember that you get what you pay for. For a little more money you can get a nice "Lensatic" military compass with a sighting-arm.
Brunton Classic Compass
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