MapTools Military Style UTM/MGRS Coordinate Scale

Serves the purpose, should have chosen one with reverse bearing on the degree scale. But no issues, solid choice.

Nice tool for map. Have used many times. Kept for long time in my military backpack in not very good condition for it but it still performed very well becouse of it's good quality. Than unfortunately I lost it somewhere

Work great.

Great seller and great product! Arrived earlier than expected, which is always great. The tool itself is pretty sturdy plastic and does what it's supposed to. What's really excellent is the detailed instructions that came with it, almost everything you need to know about grid coordinates for the military grid reference system or the universal transverse mercator system along with two practice quizzes! Even more, the seller included a waterproof guide to the magnetic declination specific to my area! This company really does an amazing job and provides more than expected. Great value.

excellent product

As an active duty service member this is by far the best protractor that I have ever used. This protractor is highly accurate with no need to shave plastic as you would with other protractors. I did not have a problem with flexibility as some of the other reviewers had suggested, so I think that issue has been resolved. I only had one issue with the protractor and that is the white line where the azimuth degrees are shown did rub off during transportation in cargo pocket while running. I partially blame myself because I normally leave my protractor in by book from point to point and I am sure that being completely drenched aided in the destruction of the print, but at the same time I think that the durability of the paint or printing could be improved slightly.

Great item - 5 stars. It's a simple item which does what it says. It has the two map scales I use most (1:25,000 and 1:50,000) and the protractor function works flawlessly and it's pretty thick, but flexible plastic. The markings appear to be laminated between layers of the plastic, so we'll see how they hold up or whether the layers of plastic delaminate or whatever over time and field use - I'm not expecting any issues, but I'll update if required. Delivery was a little slow but it was an international sale and the package arrived soaking wet, so I'm guessing the postal service misdelivered or lost it temporarily - no poor reflection on Map Tools at all. A simple tool which I will be modifying with the addition of a melted pinhole dead centre of the protractor with a strong nylon thread knotted into it for more precise measurement of angles/bearings as per many British Commonwealth military issue "Romers". Great product.

Small for the field makes land navigation easier, easy to read, standard sizes.

Excellent and useful tool that I will use for navigating.

Other than the price...triple what I paid at REI in the US (where I left it)...this is THE grid reader to have. Note that USGS topo maps use 1:24000 so this cannot be used with them.

Marginal quality, though still usable. I guess the 1:50 scale multipliers are there because this is a "training unit", and as such, it does the job. Given how thick this thing is, you won't be talking accuracy anyways, but it could be used as a teaching tool, for sure Also, price?? If you check their website, these same things go for like quarter of what they sell them for on Amazon, which is not cutting it even as a shipping offset

Not suitable for military use, it snapped into pieces in my notepad holder