Fair price on equipment

[vox87]

Was thinking about selling my equipment, but wanted to see what a fair price would be. Thanks.

- Parabody 843 Rack System
- Parabody 844 Plate loaded Lat Pull/Row
- Parabody 842 Dip Attachment
- Parabody 874 Multi-Angle Bench
- Parabody 824 Leg Curl/Extension Attachment
- Parabody 886 Arm Curl Attachment

- Ivanko Black Oxide Bar
- Ivanko Black Oxide EZ Curl Bar
- Troy Olympic Bar
- Hampton Tri-Trap bar
- Troy Plate Tree
- Troy Rubber Grip Plates 345lbs (4x45, 2x35, 2x25, 2x10, 4x5, 2x2.5)

- Troy Double Stirrup Handle
- Troy Single Cable Handle
- Troy Tricep Rope
- Manta Ray squat pad
- Sting Ray squat pad
- (7) 4'x6'x.75" floor mats

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[LimitStrength]

About tree fiddy

But in reality just add up all the retail values, divide by 2, and that's roughly the going rate for most used equipment. The ivanko stuff you can usually sell for more because it's got higher demand and people are willing to pay extra for ivanko.

Rubber grip plates go for more than 50 cents a pound usually as well.

But usually 50% off is a decent starting point. Price stuff lower than that to sell easier and or faster. You can price higher than that but it might take longer / never sell.

[AttyGuy]

That gear looks really well maintained.

I'm sure you're only looking to get a sense of what stuff goes for and not trying to sell anything on bb.com. That would be contrary to the rules.

[vox87]

@AttyGuy
No, I read the rules. Just trying to get some idea of what a fair price would be or a starting point.

@LimitStrength
Thanks for the tips. I'll use that as my guide.

[BloodType3R]

vox, check your messages inbox...

[irongrandpa]

Vox, I sold that same rack, bench & lat attachment for $450 two years ago, I don't know what market area you're in, so you may get more.

[AttyGuy]

If you sell on cl, use lots of good pics and provide as much detail (model number, make, condition) as possible.

[urbanlifter]

That gear looks really well maintained.

I'm sure you're only looking to get a sense of what stuff goes for and not trying to sell anything on bb.com. That would be contrary to the rules.

However OP, if you did create a CL ad and posted it in the "Official Craigslist Thread" for us bb.com equipment enthusiasts, i'm sure some people here might be interested in knowing where you are located....

My recipe for CL pricing = 50% off MSRP +/- brand (how rare) +/- condition +/- how quickly you need the money....

[ProtienandIron]

My recipe for CL pricing = 50% off MSRP +/- brand (how rare) +/- condition +/- how quickly you need the money....

Thats pretty much how I do my ebay stuff^.

[urbanlifter]

Thats pretty much how I do my ebay stuff^.

Only with damn eBay you have to +/- their rediculous fees!!! Seems like when I first started selling there year ago things were reasonable, now I only sell if its a small electronic item or flat rate shipable (which has also skyrocketed) LOL, CL has definitely been my first choice for most things...

[ProtienandIron]

Only with damn eBay you have to +/- their rediculous fees!!! Seems like when I first started selling there year ago things were reasonable, now I only sell if its a small electronic item or flat rate shipable (which has also skyrocketed) LOL, CL has definitely been my first choice for most things...

Yep, I'm hoping the tide will turn on ebay, over here they are the king of auctions. Thier fees are ridiculous, and the fact that they charge you twice since they now own paypal is unforgivable. We have others, but they have so few people on them that its rarely worth checking for fitness gear. A good trick with ebay though is to put a sky high price and wait for people to make offers- then cancel the auction and complete out of ebay. You then only pay the listing fee.

[ugmoe2000]

I just picked up his Ivanko Barbell and Curl Bar. Thanks Vox87! Once I'm in my new place I'll post a picture of the bars in their new home