Tarquin 360 Degree Protractor (Single)

I bought this protractor precisely because I wanted one which is small, and flexible. My purpose is to use it as an overlay on the screen of my phone when I am using a maps app for general leisure hiking, handy to get a bearing which I can then use in the phone compass app. A bit of an obscure use, perhaps, but it perfectly suits my purpose, and I know it will not break in my pocket. Good eyesight is needed to read the markings. No substitute for using a traditional paper map and baseplate compass for serious map navigation work though. Overall, a thumbs up.

This 360 degree protractor is a really good piece of kit. Unlike most 360 degree protractors it is small in proportion so easier to use when measuring angles. It also has simple uncluttered numbering on it without all the extra fancy add-ons a lot of them appear to have. Bought for my teenage boys to help with doing "bearings". Would recommend.

Was so flimsy as to be easily bent. For the price was OK but haven't taken to school as not robust enough

Smaller than expected but in a way that is a good thing as will fit in a pencil case. Much thinner than expected, it's basically acetate and so i can't see it lasting very long

This protractor is flexible and just the right thickness (not too thin) so that it will not break when in a pencil case, the customer service was also brilliant.

Excellent seller. Great product. Would have given it 5 star except the plastic is extremely thin but it is flexible. Highly accurate.

Great little protractor, just as described. I like how flexible it is, you can throw it like a frisbee and it won't break like the ones I had when I was a kid.

Well maybe it's my fault for not reading the description *very carefully* but this is as described: flexible. Simply a small circular protractor printed on thin acetate. It's more suitable to measuring existing angles, rather than, say, creating them where you would need an accurate pencil mark against a hard edge because a) this doesn't have a hard edge b) it's very slippery and c) it's small. Only value I can see really is for teachers buying a whole bunch of them for their classroom to have access to these to learn about angles. If you're buying for your son or daughter's geometry work, buy a bigger, solid plastic protractor instead (virtually every other one out there).