Ranging a target on a steep hillside gives you a number that's meaningless unless it accounts for the angle — and most rangefinders under $350 either skip angle compensation or bury it in a slow menu. The Athlon Midas G2 gives you angle-compensated ranging out to 1,760 yards in under a tenth of a second — fast enough to track moving targets across a hillside without losing the moment to button presses and menu navigation.

Key Features

• Sub-0.1-Second Scan Mode — Hold the ranging button and sweep across terrain for continuous real-time distance updates. No need to stop, aim, press, and wait between targets.
• True Angle Compensation — Displays line-of-sight distance, tilt angle, and horizontal or vertical distance so you can make the correct hold on steep shots instead of guessing.
• 1,760 Yards Reflective / 800 Yards on Deer — Reliable readings at distances that cover most hunting and golf scenarios, with ± 0.5-yard accuracy.
• OLED Display, 5 Brightness Settings — Crisp red readout that adapts from predawn darkness to bright midday sun without washing out.
• Dedicated Hunting & Golf Modes — Hunting mode locks the farthest target in a group (ignores brush in the foreground); Golf mode locks the nearest target (flags the pin, not the trees behind it).
• Fully Multi-Coated 6x21 Optics — Clear, bright view through the eyepiece with a wide 6° field of view and 15 mm eye relief for comfortable use with glasses.
• Rainproof & Nitrogen Purged — Sealed against rain and internal fogging. Rubber armor adds grip and drop protection in cold or wet conditions.
• 4.8 oz / 3.9" × 3.1" — Fits in a jacket pocket or clips to a belt. Light enough to forget it's there until you need it.

Ideal For

• Hunters in steep terrain who need true angle-compensated distances — not just line-of-sight — for accurate holds on uphill and downhill shots.
• Golfers who want instant pin lock on crowded holes and a display that stays readable in direct sunlight.
• Tree-stand and blind hunters who need to pre-range shooting lanes fast, then get the rangefinder out of the way.