It is just common sense.
You need a good compass to match your needs.
So what works and what is acceptable for the average hiker?
Regretably, most retail sales staff just don't have a clue.
You can by a decent magnetic compass for under $20. You can buy a crummy compass for under $10. So it is not a hard choice.
I recommend a baseplate compass like the one above (Silva Ranger - $50.) or the Burnton 8010G (green baseplate on right; under $20).
Importantly, each can be adjusted for declination.
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