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Affiliate Notice
Disclosure
As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Certain links found throughout this website to REI, Amazon, Backcountry, and other products and services are "affiliate links." This implies that if you click the link and buy the product, Trailprep will earn a modest affiliate commission. Nevertheless, we only suggest products or services that we personally use or have tested and believe will benefit our readers. We are not paid to cover the gear we write about.
That said, when you purchase a product through a link on our website, we earn an affiliate commission. This is now a common media practice used by many notable sites, including Wirecutter, Outside, Gear Patrol, and Wired.
Here’s how it works: When you click a link on one of our pages that goes to an affiliate retailer, the URL automatically notes that you came from Trailprep. If you purchase that product, we may earn a small commission that helps pay for our work. (It does not cost you more—the price is the same as if you went directly to the site.) Our staff carefully choose both the products we link to and the retailers that sell them (trusted companies like REI, Amazon, and Backcountry) to offer you competitive prices and a smooth shopping experience. Affiliate links do not factor into our editorial coverage other than to make it easier for you, our readers, to get the gear you want at a great price (although we cannot guarantee it will always be the best deal available).
If a manufacturer or retailer has paid for any editorial placement on our website, it is noted clearly with a Sponsored Content tag.
Our reputation with our readers is the most valuable asset we possess. We will continue to review and discuss products honestly and independently with one simple goal: to help you find the best gear possible for the activities you love to do outdoors.
Contacting us
If you have any questions about this Affiliate Notice, please contact us by email at support@trailprep.com.