Disclosure
How PadelTrue makes money
Some links to retailers on this site are affiliate links. If you buy after following one, the retailer pays PadelTrue a commission. You pay the same price either way.
Which links
Retailer buttons on racket pages, the ones labelled with a retailer's name. Links labelled as a manufacturer's product page and every link in an evidence column are plain links and earn nothing.
Amazon US
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Readers in the United States see a link to Amazon US on racket pages. Until we have checked the exact product page on Amazon for a racket, that link opens an Amazon search for the model and is labelled as a search.
Amazon UK
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Readers in the United Kingdom see a link to Amazon UK on racket pages, labelled as a search until we have checked the exact product page on Amazon.co.uk for that racket.
Amazon.de
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Readers in Germany see a link to Amazon.de on racket pages, labelled as a search until we have checked the exact product page on Amazon.de for that racket.
Why a commission cannot change a rating
Ratings are computed by code from the manufacturer's published specification. The code does not know which retailers pay, what they pay, or whether a racket is sold by any of them. The full formula is on the methodology page and every racket page prints its own arithmetic, so anyone can check that a number follows from the specs.
What is never done here
- No paid placement. A brand cannot buy a position or a rating.
- No rating changes on request. A figure changes when a source shows it is wrong.
- No undisclosed links. Affiliate links are marked as sponsored in the page code and disclosed on the page.
This disclosure follows the US Federal Trade Commission's endorsement rules and the UK Advertising Standards Authority's guidance on affiliate marketing.