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Athlon Optics
The Athlon Cronus G2 UHD spotting scope is a high-magnification optic built for serious glassing—whether you're glassing ridge systems from a distance, scanning open country, or picking apart detail in low-light timber. The 20–60x86 configuration balances wide field of view at lower powers with enough magnification to resolve game, sign, and terrain at serious range, while the 86mm objective gathers the light you need when shadows get deep.
What sets this spotting scope apart is its optical refinement. The apochromatic lens system and UHD glass deliver the kind of color fidelity and clarity that makes glassing less of a guessing game—details separate cleanly from background, contrast is sharper, and light transmission is exceptional. That matters when you're trying to confirm a distant bull or pick a buck out of a dark treeline. The smooth single focus wheel is finely geared to let you dial in sharp focus without fumbling, and the 45-degree eyepiece angle keeps your neck from getting worked during long glassing sessions.
Built tough for the field and optimized for both bright sunlight and timber glassing, the Cronus G2 UHD is the kind of optic that justifies the time spent behind it. If you're serious about spotting scope performance, this is the range to play in.
| Magnification | 20–60x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 86mm |
| Eyepiece Angle | 45 degrees |
| Optical Design | Apochromatic lens system with UHD glass and XPL coatings |
| Color | Black |
Variable magnification lets you dial in wider fields of view at 20x for initial glassing and scanning, then crank up to 60x to resolve fine detail and confirm what you're looking at. That flexibility is why most serious glassers prefer variable over fixed power.
Yes. The 86mm objective and UHD glass system with enhanced light transmission are specifically designed to handle dimly lit terrain—timber edges, shadowed canyons, and early/late light—better than smaller objectives or lower-end optics. Contrast is also boosted to help separate your subject from background in tough conditions.
A 45-degree angle means you're looking slightly downward into the scope rather than straight ahead, which reduces neck and shoulder strain during the long glassing sessions hunters and spotters often do. It's a comfort and endurance feature when you're out there for hours at a time.
The product record does not specify what accessories or case are included. Contact Bosque Outdoors directly for details on what ships with this model.
Athlon Optics
The Athlon Cronus G2 UHD spotting scope is a high-magnification optic built for serious glassing—whether you're glassing ridge systems from a distance, scanning open country, or picking apart detail in low-light timber. The 20–60x86 configuration balances wide field of view at lower powers with enough magnification to resolve game, sign, and terrain at serious range, while the 86mm objective gathers the light you need when shadows get deep.
What sets this spotting scope apart is its optical refinement. The apochromatic lens system and UHD glass deliver the kind of color fidelity and clarity that makes glassing less of a guessing game—details separate cleanly from background, contrast is sharper, and light transmission is exceptional. That matters when you're trying to confirm a distant bull or pick a buck out of a dark treeline. The smooth single focus wheel is finely geared to let you dial in sharp focus without fumbling, and the 45-degree eyepiece angle keeps your neck from getting worked during long glassing sessions.
Built tough for the field and optimized for both bright sunlight and timber glassing, the Cronus G2 UHD is the kind of optic that justifies the time spent behind it. If you're serious about spotting scope performance, this is the range to play in.
| Magnification | 20–60x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 86mm |
| Eyepiece Angle | 45 degrees |
| Optical Design | Apochromatic lens system with UHD glass and XPL coatings |
| Color | Black |
Variable magnification lets you dial in wider fields of view at 20x for initial glassing and scanning, then crank up to 60x to resolve fine detail and confirm what you're looking at. That flexibility is why most serious glassers prefer variable over fixed power.
Yes. The 86mm objective and UHD glass system with enhanced light transmission are specifically designed to handle dimly lit terrain—timber edges, shadowed canyons, and early/late light—better than smaller objectives or lower-end optics. Contrast is also boosted to help separate your subject from background in tough conditions.
A 45-degree angle means you're looking slightly downward into the scope rather than straight ahead, which reduces neck and shoulder strain during the long glassing sessions hunters and spotters often do. It's a comfort and endurance feature when you're out there for hours at a time.
The product record does not specify what accessories or case are included. Contact Bosque Outdoors directly for details on what ships with this model.
