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Midas 1 Mile Laser Rangefinder
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SKU: 100045296
Overview
Built for hunters who need a dependable distance check before taking the shot, this rangefinder is suited to everything from close timber to open-country glassing. Scan mode lets you sweep terrain from 5 yards to 1 mile, while the display can show readings in yards or meters. It offers three ranging modes—Horizontal (line of sight), Vertical, and Angle compensated—so you can match the reading to the shot situation. Waterproofing and a non-slip Rubber Armor exterior add practical protection for demanding hunts.
Why Hunters Choose the Athlon Optics
Scan Mode
Ranges from 5 yards to
Displays Distances
In yards or meters for
Horizontal, Vertical,
Angle-compensated ranging modes
Waterproof Construction
Supports use in demanding hunting
Rubber Armor
Non-slip grip for secure handling
Key Features
- Scan mode ranges from 5 yards to 1 mile for quick field measurements.
- Displays distance in yards or meters for flexible reference.
- Offers three ranging modes: Horizontal, Vertical, and Angle compensated.
- Waterproof construction supports use in tough hunting conditions.
- Rubber Armor provides a non-slip grip for secure handling.
- Made by Athlon Optics and sold as the Midas 1 Mile Laser Rangefinder.
Best Used For
- Hunters ranging shots from tree stands or long sits who need quick distance checks
- Users scanning open fields from 5 yards to 1 mile during active hunts
- Hunters who want horizontal, vertical, and angle-compensated ranging modes
- Outdoor users needing a waterproof rangefinder with a non-slip grip
Pros
- Scan mode ranges from 5 yards to 1 mile for quick field checks.
- Displays distances in yards or meters for flexible reference.
- Offers horizontal, vertical, and angle-compensated ranging modes.
- Waterproof construction supports use in demanding hunting conditions.
- Rubber Armor provides a non-slip grip for secure handling.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- The scan mode is built for quick field checks, but it still requires you to actively range targets rather than providing a constant readout.
- The unit offers horizontal, vertical, and angle-compensated modes, so choosing the right mode matters depending on the shot and terrain.
- Distance display is limited to yards or meters, which is straightforward but leaves no extra measurement options.
- Waterproofing and rubber armor add protection for tough hunts, but they do not make the rangefinder immune to rough handling or prolonged exposure.
Suggested Comparisons
- Laser rangefinders
- Bowhunting rangefinders
- Hunting optics
- Rangefinding binoculars
Suggested Accessories
- Rangefinder case
- Lens cleaning cloth
- Batteries
- Lanyard
Frequently Asked Questions
What distance range does the Midas 1 Mile Laser Rangefinder cover?
The product description says scan mode can range from 5 yards to 1 mile.
What ranging modes are included?
It lists three ranging modes: Horizontal (line of sight), Vertical, and Angle compensated.
Can it display distances in both yards and meters?
Yes. The description says it displays distances in yards or meters.
Is the rangefinder waterproof?
Yes. Waterproofing is specifically mentioned in the product description.
What does the Rubber Armor provide?
The description says the non-slip grip Rubber Armor is there to help protect the rangefinder on tough hunts. It does not provide more detail beyond that.