Padel score counters and watches

Keeping score in your head works until someone disputes a point. Here are two ways to solve it, and the difference is where you want to look.

The score counter sticks to your padel or tennis racket and you slide it with your finger: it tracks points, games and sets, needs no batteries and there's nothing to switch on. It's the simplest option if you play one-off matches and just want to know how the set is going without taking anything out of your pocket.

The score-counter watch goes on your wrist and combines counter, watch, alarm and stopwatch. It does the same job, but also lets you keep an eye on playing time without relying on your phone, which is handy when the court is booked by the hour.

Both work equally well for padel and tennis. If you always play with the same group and the score is the problem, the counter is enough; if you also care about the time, the wrist one does both.