The Canadian Forces 82 Pattern Compass Pouch is a standard-issue equipment component used by the Canadian military as part of the 1982 Pattern webbing system. Designed to securely carry and protect a field compass, this pouch is constructed from durable olive drab nylon fabric to resist wear and accommodate rigorous outdoor use. It features a flap closure with a metal snap fastener, ensuring quick access while maintaining the compass’s security during field operations. The rear of the pouch includes a metal slide keeper, allowing easy attachment to compatible 82 Pattern belts, yokes, or other webbing elements. The compact size and robust construction reflect the Canadian Forces’ requirements for efficient, practical field gear in the late 20th century. This pouch was issued throughout the 1980s and 1990s and could also serve for carrying other small navigation or signaling tools. It remains a representative artifact of Canadian military accoutrements from this period.






