Assorted items for sale - Snowboard and gear & Action Cam and cables

By ElliotW
January 21, 2018 in For Sale & Items Offered

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ElliotW

Posted January 21, 2018

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Posted January 21, 2018

Hi,

Having a clear out and selling my snowboard, snowboard bag and boots ( UK 10) Happy to sell separately.

For the board I'm looking for offers of around ?50. The board bag is in almost new condition so looking for around ?20. Will take ?5-10 for the boots as they have a bit of wear and tear.

Also selling a 1080p HD action cam and underwater casing - unfortunately the lens has a very slight scratch which is slightly noticeable in some images but not others and otherwise in good condition - can send an example video if you like so happy to sell this for ?15.

I also have a duffle bag which is in fine condition but the zip needs replacing. Will take ?5 for this.

I also have lots of spare USB cables and plugs if anyone wants them for free let me know!

Let me know if interested in anything!

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Thanks

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