Wicked Ridge Crossbow Warranty: What We Know and How to Confirm Yours

Wicked Ridge is a brand of TenPoint Crossbow Technologies - this is confirmed by the naming convention used across TenPoint's entire catalog (Wicked Ridge by TenPoint...). Because of that relationship, warranty service for Wicked Ridge crossbows is handled through TenPoint's own customer support and warranty registration system, not a separate Wicked Ridge-only department. If you're trying to find who to contact, TenPoint's official support channel is the right starting point regardless of which Wicked Ridge model you own.

Warranty terms for crossbows and their components (limbs, string and cables, cams, trigger mechanism, electronics in illuminated scopes, etc.) are not always uniform - manufacturers commonly apply different coverage lengths to different parts, and terms can be updated over time or vary depending on when and where a crossbow was purchased. Any site stating a single flat warranty length for every Wicked Ridge model and every component, without citing TenPoint's current official terms, is giving you a number that may not match your actual coverage.

The reliable path is TenPoint's official warranty registration and support channel directly. When you reach out, having your model name, purchase date, and proof of purchase ready will let them confirm your specific coverage accurately - both what's covered and for how long. This is also the right channel if you suspect a mechanical issue might be a warranty claim rather than normal wear; see our Wicked Ridge reviews hub for more on individual models and what to watch for.

Independent of whatever your specific warranty terms turn out to be, register your crossbow with TenPoint if a registration process is offered, keep your purchase receipt, and keep basic maintenance records (string waxing, cocking device servicing). These steps won't change your warranty length, but they typically make any future claim process faster and smoother.