CenterPoint Heat 415

415 feet per second from a 14.5 inch power stroke and a 200 pound draw works out to 153 foot-pounds of kinetic energy - a heavier pull than the Amped 425 at 190 pounds, and the same 200 pounds as the Patriot 425, though the Heat 415 is a few feet per second slower than both. CNC-machined aluminum cams and rail, an adjustable stock and CenterPoint's Whisper Silencing System (string stops, limb dampeners, string silencers) carry over from the rest of the range at this price point.

The Heat 415 takes a 34 7/8 inch replacement string, a length it does not share with any other model on this site - it is close to but distinct from the 35.11 inch string the Patriot 425, Pulse 425 and Amped 425 share, so a string bought for one of those will not fit. 60X Custom Strings sells both a standalone 34 7/8 inch string and a string and cable set built specifically for the Heat 415. Full lengths for the rest of the range are on the strings page.

CenterPoint sold the Heat 415 two ways: a standard package with a rope cocking sled, and a "with Power Draw" package that bundles CenterPoint's own crank in the box. At a 200 pound draw - the same weight where the Patriot 425 and the crank cocking device page both call a crank close to essential - which package you ended up with matters more than it would on a lighter bow. Check which one you have before assuming you need to buy a crank separately.

The Heat 415 uses the same 20 inch, roughly 400 grain bolt as the rest of the CenterPoint compound line - see bolts and what fits for nock type and weight matching.

The two names are close enough to cause mix-ups when ordering parts. The Heat 415 draws 200 pounds and takes a 34 7/8 inch string. The Heat 425 draws a lighter 195 pounds, is a few feet per second faster, and takes the 35.11 inch string shared with the Patriot 425 and Amped 425 family. If you are ordering a string or cable set, check the model number on the bow itself rather than assuming from the name alone - the two are not interchangeable.