RANGER PACE COUNTER CORD
Track traveled distance with this handy pace counting cord that is a navigation essential for night and day foot travel. Designed by an Army Ranger and a must have item for field work and night navigation.
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How to Use a Pace Counter:
Simple instructions: Determine your normal pace by measuring 100 meters on level ground and walking it several times to count your paces per 100 meters. Establish counts in various terrains- uphill, downhill etc. for deteminining distances.
Example: it takes 65 paces to cover 100 meters. Step out with your left foot and count each time your right foot touches the ground. After counting the paces, pull down a bead from the nine (9) bead group. This equals approximately 100 meters. For each additional 100 meters, pull another bead down. At 1,000 meter point, a bead is pulled from 4-bead group, up to 5,000 meters.
Simple instructions are included. Vidoes are available on YouTube,
Black plastic Beads on an a 550 Nylon Paracord. Made the Army Ranger, who created the device.
Note_ Color shade of cord may vary from the image.