https://shopgoodwill.com/item/147801475
so i spend my off time at work trying to find good deals on gear
I've recently had the good luck to stumble upon shopgoodwill.com, which is like the cheaper, riskier cousin of ebay
the stuff is typically very used, although i had the luck to get an essentially new in box pair of old raichle boots for 9 bucks.
I've seen full tilts, I've seen armada skis, I've seen good, decent goggles and outerwear go for like 10 bucks a pop.
most of the good items come from the Colorado goodwill, anything decent gets triaged straight from the donation centers to the online store. I'm imagining a lot of folks who have 2nd or 3rd homes buy stuff for a trip, forget about it, and donate it a few years down the line with minimal wear and tear.
most of what you'll find is older gear. mid 2000's to recent twin tips, saw a pair of K2 silencers go for like 35.00 new in plastic.
if you're persistent, and not too cheap you'll be pleasantly surprised with enough effort.
so i spend my off time at work trying to find good deals on gear
I've recently had the good luck to stumble upon shopgoodwill.com, which is like the cheaper, riskier cousin of ebay
the stuff is typically very used, although i had the luck to get an essentially new in box pair of old raichle boots for 9 bucks.
I've seen full tilts, I've seen armada skis, I've seen good, decent goggles and outerwear go for like 10 bucks a pop.
most of the good items come from the Colorado goodwill, anything decent gets triaged straight from the donation centers to the online store. I'm imagining a lot of folks who have 2nd or 3rd homes buy stuff for a trip, forget about it, and donate it a few years down the line with minimal wear and tear.
most of what you'll find is older gear. mid 2000's to recent twin tips, saw a pair of K2 silencers go for like 35.00 new in plastic.
if you're persistent, and not too cheap you'll be pleasantly surprised with enough effort.
