Padel Racket Price Tracker & Alerts

PadelRadar, the padel price comparison site, lets you track the price of any padel racquet or pair of shoes for free. Click Watch price on a product page, add a target price if you have one, and we email you when the daily price update finds the lowest price at or below it. No more refreshing ten shop pages every morning.

How does the padel price tracker work?

Once a day, PadelRadar collects prices from around 20 European padel retailers and matches each listing to the right product. For every racquet and shoe we keep the cheapest in-stock price of the day, which builds up the product’s price history over time. When you watch a product, that daily check is compared with your target price.

How do I set up a price alert?

You get at most one email per product every 24 hours, so a racquet whose price hovers around your target won’t flood your inbox. Targets are set in euros, including for shops that sell in pounds or kronor: their prices are converted with daily exchange rates so everything is compared on the same basis.

What target price should you set?

Don’t pick a number out of thin air. Every product page shows a price-history chart you can switch between 30 days, 90 days, 1 year and all data, plus three reference points:

• All-time low: the lowest daily best price since we started tracking the product.
• 3-month low: the lowest price over roughly the last 90 days.
• Suggested price: the shop’s crossed-out reference price, or the brand’s recommended retail price when no shop shows one.

A realistic target usually sits between the 3-month low and today’s price. Aim at the all-time low only if you can afford to wait. For the full method, see our page on how to read padel price history.

When is a tracked price most likely to drop?

Timing matters as much as the target. Outgoing models tend to fall when brands launch new collections, and shops cut prices during the January and summer sales and around Black Friday. Our guide to padel sales seasons maps the calendar month by month. If you’d rather buy today, the deals page lists products whose cheapest price is at least 15% below the shop’s own reference price, refreshed daily.

Price tracker or deals page: which should you use?

• Use the tracker when you already know which racquet or shoe you want and can wait for the right price.
• Use the deals page when you’re open to options and want the biggest discounts available today.
• Use both before big sales: watch your shortlist a few weeks ahead so you know the normal price when the promotions start.

What can’t the tracker do?

We check prices once a day, so a flash sale that starts and ends between two updates can slip through. Prices and stock can also change after our update, so always confirm the final price on the retailer’s site before paying. Shipping isn’t included in the prices we compare unless stated, and not every shop delivers to every country. Our methodology explains exactly how prices are collected and compared.

Is it really free?

Yes. Browsing, comparing and setting alerts cost nothing. Some shops pay us a commission when you buy through our links; that never changes the order of prices, which is always cheapest first.