Affiliate Disclosure

An affiliate link is a tracked URL that tells a retailer that a sale originated from our site. If you click the link and complete a purchase (usually within 30 days), the retailer pays us a commission — typically between 5% and 10% of the sale price.

We use affiliate programmes because they are the primary way independent review sites like ours stay financially viable. Without them, we could not afford to buy, test, and write about 100+ rackets per year.

Any “Buy”, “Check price”, or “See on [retailer]” button on a model hub or deals page is likely an affiliate link. Guide and editorial pages may also contain affiliate links within the text.

We do not label every individual affiliate link inline (that would make every page unreadable), but this page serves as our blanket disclosure in accordance with FTC guidelines and UK ASA rules.

We participate in affiliate programmes with the following retailers:

PadelProShop note: PadelProShop does not offer a tracked affiliate URL. Instead, we display the exclusive discount code PRR10 (10% off your order) alongside the direct product link. We earn a flat commission per sale confirmed by PadelProShop.

It doesn't. Our PRR score is calculated from a fixed formula applied to measured test data. No brand, retailer, or affiliate network has any input into that score.

We link to the retailer with the lowest price we can find at the time of publication — regardless of which one pays the highest commission. Prices update regularly via our price-tracking pipeline.

We choose which rackets to review based on what is relevant to players — new launches, bestsellers, and reader requests. No brand has ever paid us to review a racket. No brand has ever paid us to change a score.

If you have any questions about how a link works, or want to know our policy on a specific retailer, email us at [email protected].

See also our Privacy Policy for information on how affiliate click data is handled.