Wicked Ridge Invader HP Crossbow

In crossbow and firearm naming conventions generally, an "HP" suffix often denotes a "high performance" tier within a product family. Applied to the Invader line, that would put the Invader HP above a baseline Invader package in Wicked Ridge's own positioning - but we don't have a confirmed spec sheet to verify that the HP actually outperforms its Invader siblings in FPS or draw weight. Treat this as a reasonable naming inference, not a confirmed fact.

Like the confirmed Invader M1 (390 FPS, ACUdraw De-Cock, Peak Camo), the Invader HP carries the Invader name and most likely shares the family's reverse-draw, compact-body design philosophy. That's a reasonable family-naming inference based on how Wicked Ridge structures its Invader lineup - it is not a claim that the HP matches the M1's exact FPS, finish, or cocking device. Each Invader variant is its own listing with its own components.

With such limited documented detail on this specific model, due diligence matters more than usual:

• Pull the current Amazon listing and read every bullet point for FPS, draw weight, and included cocking device
• Check whether the listing is still active - lower-search-volume model names are sometimes retired or renamed by the manufacturer
• If buying secondhand, ask the seller for the original box or manual, since that's often the only place a discontinued model's full spec sheet survives

Regardless of the Invader HP's exact performance numbers, you'll need properly matched arrows and a way to protect it. Check which bolts fit this model before buying a dozen, and see a case sized for this crossbow for storage.