Wicked Ridge Invader M1 Peak XT Crossbow
- 390 fps rated speed
- 5.8 lb listed weight
- ACUdraw cocking included
- Pro-View 400 scope, quiver and 3 Match 400 carbon arrows
- Ambidextrous design
- Peak XT camo finish
Updated 20 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A complete crossbow kit from TenPoint's Wicked Ridge line, with cocking aid, scope and arrows packed together for a first season. The listing is thin, with no usable draw weight or overall length.
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ASIN: B0CN7JBG3CModel: Invader M1Category: Crossbows
Overview
Hunting from a cramped ground blind or carrying through brush is where the Invader is meant to shine, and Wicked Ridge bills it as narrower, shorter and lighter than its earlier models. An ACUdraw cocking device comes with it, along with a scope, quiver and carbon arrows.
Cocking with ACUdraw takes most of the strain out of loading, which matters for smaller hunters and for repeat shots in a sitting. Everything to hunt is included. Where it falls short is the spec sheet: its draw weight entry reads like an error, and warranty detail is vague.
Who it's for
Hunters setting up their first crossbow get a ready kit with a cocking aid that eases loading. People who compare exact limb and length specs should ask Wicked Ridge first, since those numbers are missing or garbled here.
Pros and cons
- ACUdraw eases cocking effort
- Scope, quiver and arrows included
- Ambidextrous for left or right shooters
- Carbon arrows in the kit
- Listed draw weight is clearly wrong
- Overall length not listed
- Only a few arrows supplied
- Warranty described only as manufacturer's
Performance notes
Shot consistency depends on the ACUdraw centering the string the same way every time, which removes the uneven pull of cocking by hand. The Pro-View scope decides how well holds line up at distance once zeroed with the included arrows. Changing arrow type would shift impact.
Specifications
| Brand | Wicked Ridge |
|---|---|
| Model | Invader M1 |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 5.8 pounds |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Blend |
| Color | Peak XT |
| Other details | |
| Scope type | Pro-View 400 |
| Cocking device | ACUdraw |
Frequently asked questions
What arrows work in the Wicked Ridge Invader M1?
The listing names only the Match 400 carbon shafts it ships with. It gives no arrow length or nock spec, so match replacements to those or confirm with Wicked Ridge.
How much draw weight does the Invader M1 have?
The specs show 5 pounds, which cannot be right for a crossbow rated at 390 fps. Treat it as a data error and confirm with Wicked Ridge.
Is the Wicked Ridge Invader M1 a TenPoint crossbow?
The title sells it as Wicked Ridge by TenPoint, so it comes from TenPoint's Wicked Ridge brand rather than the TenPoint line itself.