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Athlon Optics
The Athlon Spotting Scope Ares G2 20-60x85 UHD in 45-degree configuration is a full-size optic built for shooters and spotters who demand clarity at distance. Whether you're reading bullet impacts at 1,000 yards, glassing distant terrain, or conducting detailed observation, this scope combines a generous 85mm objective lens with a 20–60x magnification range to pull fine detail from far-off targets. The extra-low dispersion glass delivers the vivid, high-resolution image you need when precision matters.
The 45-degree eyepiece angle makes this spotting scope comfortable to use from prone or seated positions—a real advantage during long shooting sessions or extended glassing. The optical design prioritizes contrast and edge clarity, translating to better target definition and faster target acquisition across your entire zoom range.
For long-range shooters, the Ares G2 pairs with an optional fixed 28x ranging reticle eyepiece (sold separately), giving you the ability to dial in holdovers and verify wind calls without breaking your spotting routine. It's the kind of versatility that appeals to precision rifle shooters who treat their optics as an extension of their setup.
| Magnification | 20–60x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 85mm |
| Eyepiece Angle | 45 degrees |
| Glass Type | Extra-low dispersion |
| Brand | Athlon Optics |
The Ares G2 offers a 20–60x zoom range, giving you flexibility to frame wider fields at lower power and pull in fine detail at maximum magnification. The 85mm objective lens supports bright, clear images across the entire range.
Yes. The Ares G2 is compatible with an optional fixed 28x ranging reticle eyepiece, sold separately. This option is popular with precision shooters who want to measure distance or dial holds without moving away from the scope.
The 45-degree configuration is comfortable for spotting from prone or seated positions, which is why many long-range shooters prefer it. It reduces neck strain during extended sessions and works well alongside a rifle setup.
The extra-low dispersion glass in the UHD model is engineered to reduce color separation and boost contrast, resulting in sharper target definition and better edge clarity—especially valuable when you're reading bullet holes or distant wind signs at high magnification.
Athlon Optics
The Athlon Spotting Scope Ares G2 20-60x85 UHD in 45-degree configuration is a full-size optic built for shooters and spotters who demand clarity at distance. Whether you're reading bullet impacts at 1,000 yards, glassing distant terrain, or conducting detailed observation, this scope combines a generous 85mm objective lens with a 20–60x magnification range to pull fine detail from far-off targets. The extra-low dispersion glass delivers the vivid, high-resolution image you need when precision matters.
The 45-degree eyepiece angle makes this spotting scope comfortable to use from prone or seated positions—a real advantage during long shooting sessions or extended glassing. The optical design prioritizes contrast and edge clarity, translating to better target definition and faster target acquisition across your entire zoom range.
For long-range shooters, the Ares G2 pairs with an optional fixed 28x ranging reticle eyepiece (sold separately), giving you the ability to dial in holdovers and verify wind calls without breaking your spotting routine. It's the kind of versatility that appeals to precision rifle shooters who treat their optics as an extension of their setup.
| Magnification | 20–60x |
| Objective Lens Diameter | 85mm |
| Eyepiece Angle | 45 degrees |
| Glass Type | Extra-low dispersion |
| Brand | Athlon Optics |
The Ares G2 offers a 20–60x zoom range, giving you flexibility to frame wider fields at lower power and pull in fine detail at maximum magnification. The 85mm objective lens supports bright, clear images across the entire range.
Yes. The Ares G2 is compatible with an optional fixed 28x ranging reticle eyepiece, sold separately. This option is popular with precision shooters who want to measure distance or dial holds without moving away from the scope.
The 45-degree configuration is comfortable for spotting from prone or seated positions, which is why many long-range shooters prefer it. It reduces neck strain during extended sessions and works well alongside a rifle setup.
The extra-low dispersion glass in the UHD model is engineered to reduce color separation and boost contrast, resulting in sharper target definition and better edge clarity—especially valuable when you're reading bullet holes or distant wind signs at high magnification.
