Wicked Ridge M370 vs. TenPoint Titan M1

The M370 is a Wicked Ridge model, meaning it falls under TenPoint's budget-focused, compact product line. A TenPoint-badged model like a "Titan M1" would sit under the parent brand's own flagship naming, generally representing a different price and feature tier within the same company. This is the same internal-tiering dynamic as comparing any Wicked Ridge model to a TenPoint-badged one - it's not a competing-brand comparison, it's a question of which tier fits your budget and needs.

Because we don't have a confirmed spec sheet for either the M370 or a current "Titan M1" listing, don't rely on secondhand spec comparisons you find online without checking the source. Before comparing the two models, confirm on each model's own current listing:

• Current FPS speed rating
• Draw weight
• Cocking system (crank-based ACUdraw variant vs. manual or rope cocking)
• Scope and accessories included in the package
• Current price and what's bundled at that price

If you're trying to decide between a Wicked Ridge model and a TenPoint-badged model generally, the practical question usually comes down to budget versus features - the flagship TenPoint tier typically carries a higher price in exchange for additional features or performance, while Wicked Ridge targets more budget-conscious buyers who still want core TenPoint technology like ACUdraw cocking systems. Confirm the actual price and feature gap on current listings before deciding it's worth the upgrade for your use case.

For more on the Wicked Ridge M370 itself, see our Wicked Ridge crossbow reviews hub, which covers what we know about specific models in the lineup. For the TenPoint-badged side of this comparison, check TenPoint's official current catalog directly.