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Athlon Optics
The Athlon Rangefinder Midas G2 – 6X 1 Mile is built for hunters and shooters who need to read distance fast. With a 1-mile maximum range and 6x magnification, this rangefinder delivers the speed that matters when you're glassing for game or setting up your shot. Athlon engineered the Midas G2 around one principle: get your distance in a fraction of a second so you can focus on the hunt, not the gear.
The standout feature here is scan mode. Instead of taking individual distance readings, you can sweep the reticle across the landscape and watch distances update in real time—perfect for picking out your target among brush, trees, or terrain changes. That near-instantaneous feedback means you're never caught waiting when opportunity closes fast.
Beyond raw speed, the Midas G2 handles the math that field conditions throw at you. The rangefinder calculates angle-compensated distances, so uphill and downhill shots account for true ballistic distance, not just line-of-sight. You also get height and line-of-sight measurement capability, letting you evaluate your approach, judge wind lanes, or confirm clear shooting lanes before you commit.
At 6x magnification and a 1-mile reach, the Midas G2 bridges the gap between lightweight handheld convenience and serious long-range optics. Whether you're hunting open country, executing precision shots at distance, or scouting unfamiliar ground, this is the rangefinder for people who don't want to compromise on speed or capability.
The Midas G2 ranges to 1 mile, giving you plenty of reach for long-range hunting and shooting scenarios.
Scan mode lets you continuously move the rangefinder across your target area and receive distance readings in near real time as you sweep. This is invaluable when you're glassing multiple targets or need to make a quick decision without fumbling with repeated button presses.
Yes. The rangefinder calculates true angle-compensated distances, which means it factors in uphill and downhill angles so you get the ballistically relevant distance rather than just the straight-line distance to your target.
The Midas G2 includes height measurement capability, so you can measure vertical distances or establish line-of-sight references to help plan your approach or shot.
Athlon Optics
The Athlon Rangefinder Midas G2 – 6X 1 Mile is built for hunters and shooters who need to read distance fast. With a 1-mile maximum range and 6x magnification, this rangefinder delivers the speed that matters when you're glassing for game or setting up your shot. Athlon engineered the Midas G2 around one principle: get your distance in a fraction of a second so you can focus on the hunt, not the gear.
The standout feature here is scan mode. Instead of taking individual distance readings, you can sweep the reticle across the landscape and watch distances update in real time—perfect for picking out your target among brush, trees, or terrain changes. That near-instantaneous feedback means you're never caught waiting when opportunity closes fast.
Beyond raw speed, the Midas G2 handles the math that field conditions throw at you. The rangefinder calculates angle-compensated distances, so uphill and downhill shots account for true ballistic distance, not just line-of-sight. You also get height and line-of-sight measurement capability, letting you evaluate your approach, judge wind lanes, or confirm clear shooting lanes before you commit.
At 6x magnification and a 1-mile reach, the Midas G2 bridges the gap between lightweight handheld convenience and serious long-range optics. Whether you're hunting open country, executing precision shots at distance, or scouting unfamiliar ground, this is the rangefinder for people who don't want to compromise on speed or capability.
The Midas G2 ranges to 1 mile, giving you plenty of reach for long-range hunting and shooting scenarios.
Scan mode lets you continuously move the rangefinder across your target area and receive distance readings in near real time as you sweep. This is invaluable when you're glassing multiple targets or need to make a quick decision without fumbling with repeated button presses.
Yes. The rangefinder calculates true angle-compensated distances, which means it factors in uphill and downhill angles so you get the ballistically relevant distance rather than just the straight-line distance to your target.
The Midas G2 includes height measurement capability, so you can measure vertical distances or establish line-of-sight references to help plan your approach or shot.
