Why sport and outdoor gear suits this well
A lot of sports equipment carries a price tag where even a small share back becomes concrete kroner. A pair of ski boots, a bike or a tent tends to cost more than a t-shirt, and cashback is usually calculated from the whole purchase sum.
You do not need to change what you buy or where you shop to benefit. The principle is simple: you click through to the online shop via Sparebørsen before you put items in the basket, shop entirely as normal, and the shop pays us a commission for the fact that you found your way there. We share most of that commission back to you.
Season matters a lot in sport
The sports trade runs on seasons: ski equipment in the autumn, bikes and hiking gear in the spring, swimming gear in the summer. Just before and after the start of a season there are often both good offers and relevant partners to choose between. It costs nothing to check whether the shop you were going to buy from is included, before you press add to basket.
Cashback comes on top of any discounts and sales the shop runs itself. You pay the same price as every other customer; cashback is something you get back afterwards, not a discount you see at the till.
Large purchases give the biggest gain
The more expensive the equipment, the more the share back is felt. A new bike, a ski package or a GPS watch costing several thousand kroner makes a very different impression from a cheap flask. So it pays to keep cashback in mind especially when you are facing the larger, rarer purchases, not just the occasional shopping trip.
How to do it in practice
Check whether the shop you intend to buy from is available at Sparebørsen, click through from there, and complete the purchase as you otherwise would. The cashback is registered automatically and appears in your account in due course as pending, before it is paid out to your bank account, typically somewhere between 30 and 90 days after the purchase, depending on the shop's own deadlines for the right of withdrawal and complaints.