Wicked Ridge Invader X4 Crossbow

The confirmed Invader M1 is a 390 FPS reverse-draw crossbow finished in Peak Camo, built with ACUdraw De-Cock as its cocking device. The Invader X4 carries the same Invader family identity, which in Wicked Ridge's lineup generally signals a compact reverse-draw body style and a crank-cocking option rather than a strictly rope-cock design. That's a reasonable inference from the naming pattern, not a confirmed match - the X4 is a distinct listing with its own package contents.

One detail we can source directly from search data: the phrase wicked ridge invader x4 acudraw 50 crossbow package indicates this model ships with ACUdraw 50, the lower-draw-effort version of Wicked Ridge's built-in crank cocking device. ACUdraw 50 is designed to cut the physical effort of cocking roughly in half compared to cocking by hand, which makes it a relevant detail for hunters with limited upper-body strength or anyone cocking repeatedly during a sit. This is the kind of detail that search volume data can confirm even when a full spec sheet can't - the package name itself is the source.

If you're reading a wicked ridge invader x4 crossbow review, look for three things before trusting it: does it confirm ACUdraw 50 as the cocking system, does it match the current Amazon listing's package contents, and does it give FPS/draw weight from the manufacturer rather than an estimate. We don't have a verified FPS or draw weight figure for the Invader X4 in our source data, so treat any number you see in a third-party review as unconfirmed until it matches TenPoint's own listing.

Because the Invader X4 is a compact reverse-draw design like its Invader siblings, bolt length and case sizing both matter more than on a standard-profile crossbow. See which bolts fit this model before buying arrows separately, and look at a case sized for this crossbow if your package doesn't already include one.