Athlon Cronus ATS PRO 25P thermal scope with a 25mm objective and 3.6–14.4x magnification. Designed for low-light observation and long-range wildlife monitoring; features a multi‑mode power system and configurable reticles.
The Athlon Cronus ATS PRO 25P is a thermal imaging riflescope platform built around a 25mm objective and a 3.6–14.4x zoom range for observation tasks in reduced-visibility conditions. It combines a compact objective with a multi-source power system and a set of user-selectable reticles and color palettes. Typical applications include low-light wildlife monitoring and long-range observation for licensed outdoor professionals and hobbyists.
Product Specifications
The manufacturer is Athlon.
The model/part number is 210145.
The objective lens measures 25mm.
The magnification range is 3.6x–14.4x.
The weight is 35.3 oz.
The operating temperature range is -4°F to 122°F.
The battery life is 9 hours.
The frame rate is 25 Hz.
The field of view is listed as 7.
The eye relief is listed as 1.9000.
The power supply is 1 internal and 2 external (18500).
The listed detection range is 1400 yards.
Other features include 5 MOA and 5 MIL reticles, 7 color palettes, built-in laser, rangefinder, Wi‑Fi, illumination settings, and 32GB memory capacity.
The color is Black.
The UPC is 813869025561.
This Cronus ATS PRO configuration emphasizes a compact 25mm objective and a broad zoom band to give users a flexible observation tool for variable terrain and lighting. The unit’s multi‑source power approach and on-board memory/connection features make it suitable for extended field sessions and data capture workflows without relying on external accessories.
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