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Athlon Optics

Athlon Midas Laser Rangefinder

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Midas 1

Mile laser rangefinder designed for

Quick Scan

Mode for fast ranging updates

Real-life Ranging

Past 800 yards on hillsides

Reflective Range

Up to 1760 yards

Deer Range

Up to 800 yards

$289.99
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SKU: athlon-midas-laser-rangefinder

Overview

Built for hunters who want a practical ranging tool without unnecessary complexity, this rangefinder is suited to archery and rifle setups where quick distance checks matter. Its quick scan mode supports fast target acquisition, and the listed ranging capability includes up to 800 yards on deer and 1760 yards on reflective targets. With 6x magnification, a 6-degree field of view, and CR2-3V battery power, it offers a straightforward feature set for field use. The compact, lightweight design makes it an easy addition to a hunting kit, though it is positioned as a value-focused option rather than a feature-heavy one.

Why Hunters Choose the Athlon Optics

Quick Scan

Mode supports fast ranging during

Real-life Ranging

Past 800 yards on hillsides

6x Magnification

Clear view for target acquisition

1760-yard Reflective

Range expands use on larger

Compact, Lightweight

Design is easy to carry

Key Features

  • Midas 1 Mile laser rangefinder designed for archery or rifle hunts
  • Quick Scan mode for fast ranging updates
  • Real-life ranging past 800 yards on hillsides
  • Reflective range up to 1760 yards
  • Deer range up to 800 yards
  • 6x magnification with 6-degree field of view
  • Powered by a CR2 3V battery

Best Used For

  • Archery hunters needing quick scan mode for close-to-midrange glassing and ranging
  • Rifle hunters wanting practical ranging performance for shots past 800 yards on hillsides
  • Hunters who prefer a lightweight rangefinder for carrying on long days afield
  • Users seeking a straightforward rangefinder with simple specs and value-focused pricing
  • Field users needing a 6x rangefinder for general hunting and distance checks

Specifications

Accuracy+-0.5 yds
Battery TypeCR2-3V Battery
Deer Range800 yards
Field Of View6 degrees
Magnification6x
Power SupplyCR2-3V Battery
Reflective Range1760 yards

Pros

  • Quick Scan mode supports fast ranging during active hunt situations.
  • Real-life ranging past 800 yards on hillsides suits archery and rifle hunts.
  • 6x magnification provides a clear view for target acquisition.
  • 1760-yard reflective range expands use on larger visible targets.
  • Compact, lightweight design is easy to carry in the field.
  • CR2-3V battery power keeps the unit simple and familiar to use.

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Real-world ranging is described as past 800 yards on hillsides, so the 1-mile reflective rating should not be treated as the typical hunting range.
  • The unit uses a CR2-3V battery, so you’ll need to plan for battery availability and replacements in the field.
  • The 6x magnification and 6-degree field of view reflect a compact ranging setup, which may feel more limited than larger optics for extended glassing.
  • The product is positioned as a value-focused rangefinder, so it emphasizes price and basic hunting utility rather than added premium features.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Other laser rangefinders
  • Rangefinders with scan mode
  • Archery hunting accessories
  • Rifle hunting accessories

Suggested Accessories

  • CR2-3V battery
  • Rangefinder case
  • Lens cleaning cloth
  • Wrist strap

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum reflective range listed for the Athlon Midas Laser Rangefinder?

The listed reflective range is 1760 yards.

How far can it range on deer?

The listed deer range is 800 yards.

Does this rangefinder have a scan mode?

Yes. The long description says it includes a quick scan mode.

What magnification does it use?

It is listed at 6x magnification.

What battery does it use?

It uses a CR2-3V battery.