Our first product bundle - the "JakeSlope"! The Brunton Jacob's Staff and OmniSlope are a perfect pair, so we're making it easier than ever to buy them together. The OmniSlope can connect directly to the top of the Collapsible Jacob's Staff, making an ideal lightweight Jacob's Staff. The light and durable nature of the OmniSlope means you can keep it attached while navigating steep terrain when measuring stratigraphy.
Features:
- 25 cm markings and indicators for 1.5 m extension for Jacob's Staff stratigraphic measurements.
- Standard 1/4-20 UNC thread directly connects to OmniSlope.
- Three-section, aluminum construction is lightweight and sturdy.
- Can collapse down to 25.5" (65 cm) to fit in backpack.
- Customizable length for use as trekking pole.
- EVA Handle and comfortable, padded wrist strap.
- Removable rubber trekking tip cover and a strong carbide tip.
- Made in the USA in Riverton, Wyoming.
- Offers precision measurements of vertical angles through direct sighting.
- Allows for 3 different scales of angular measurement above and below horizontal:
- Left: Slope in Degrees, 0-90°
- Middle: 66' Forestry Chain, 0-200'
- Right: Slope Percent Grade, 0-150%
- Side view of slope degree and percent grade also.
- Offers up to 10x magnification with an adjustable lens.
- Designed with durability in mind, with a CNC machined anodized aluminum housing and shock absorbing silicone cover.
- Use as a standalone unit or thread onto a Jacob's Staff; built in thread fits Brunton monopod.
- LED option provides enhanced readability in low light conditions.
- Comes with a protective leather case, perfect for carrying in the field.
Collapsible Jacob's Staff
Omnislope
Specifications:
- Adjustable Length: 25.5-62.5 in | 65-159 cm + 2.5 in | 6.3 cm
- Weight: 14.5 oz | 411 g
At Brunton, our passion for the outdoors is carried over into our daily tasks and is easily recognized through the innovative and professional grade products we bring to the market. We offer an opportunity to work with a diverse and creative team who appreciate the outdoor culture.
WHAT MATTERED THEN, MATTERS NOW.
In 1894, D.W. Brunton created the Pocket Transit: a compact, precision compass that freed outdoorsmen from the bulky equipment of the time, and set the course we still follow: never accept, never settle. Our home and headquarters in Riverton, Wyoming, at the foot of the Wind River range, is both inspiration and proving ground for products created to that creed, made for those who overcome and achieve. The drive to excel changed everything back in 1894; it matters more today.