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Before Trade-inUpdated 3 days ago

How do I start trading my gear for cash?

Out&Back's trade-in program is the easiest way to sell your unwanted outdoor gear. Our proprietary online tool will ask you a few simple questions about your gear and within minutes, you'll receive an instant offer! You can also skip the online tool and head straight to one of our partners and complete you trade-in in-person. Click here to start selling.




How does your trade-in program work?

The process is quite simple. Once you've accepted our offer to trade-in your gear, you can expect the following:1) Prepare your gear and ship to Out&Back or drop it off at a participating partner location. For offers being mailed to us, we'll email you a prepaid shipping label that will need to be affixed to the outside of your final package and dropped off at any USPS location. 2) O&B receives gear and completes final inspection: upon arriving at our warehouse, our team will inspect, clean and if needed, repair gear. 3) Get paid: as soon as we've confirmed the item;s details match those that you originally submitted, we will submit payment to you via whichever payout option you selected - Venmo, PayPal or Gift Card.




What brands are currently accepted for trade-in?

Over time we hope to purchase just about any outdoor gear but at the moment, specific items from the following brands are accepted in our sell-back program. Please note that regardless of brand, we are not accepting safety gear or climbing gear at this time. For a full list of brands that we accept, have a look here. For a more detailed list of type of gear accepted, spin through our online trade-in tool.if there's a brand missing from the list that you think would be a good addition, feel free to let our team know through the contact form in our help center.




What is not currently accepted for trade-in?

We cannot accept gear from any brand not explicitly listed in our approved brands accepted. Regardless of brand, we also cannot purchase safety gear including helmets and climbing gear of any kind (e.g., harnesses, rope, etc.). We cannot accept outright broken items that no longer work as intended. Finally, we cannot purchase any items that are 10 years or older from the date of manufacture.




What information do I need to have to trade-in?

You'll need to submit the following details: 1) brand name; 2) type of gear (pants, jacket, tent etc.); 3) size and color; 4) condition (tears, discoloration, missing parts, etc.); 5) (optional) SKU or item style name.




How much money will I receive for my used gear?

The calculation of your offer takes into consideration a variety of factors, including but not limited to: the brand, style, size, color, age and condition of your gear. Want to see for yourself? We encourage you to try it out today! You're just a few clicks away from earning cash for your unwanted outdoor gear.




How does Out&Back determine my offer?

Our proprietary set of tools helps us evaluate several details like product condition, color, brand and maturity. We compare such details with multiple retailers to present you with the most accurate and competitive offer in the market. In other words, we believe in fair offers for great gear.



Can I bargain with Out&Back on my offer?

At this time, our offer is final. We like to keep things simple and avoid the back-and-forth which can take time away from being outdoors.




Does my trade-in offer expire?

Yes. Upon receiving your offer, you will have seven (7) days to accept. After seven days, the offer will automatically expire and you will need to re-submit the item through our sell back process for a new offer.




Do I have to pay for to ship gear that I trade-in?

Nope! Upon accepting one of our offers, you will receive an email with a prepaid shipping label. Note: ownership of shipping may be your responsibility if you choose to receive an item back after it's already been shipped to Out&Back. For oversized items, shipping ownership may vary between Out&Back and the consumer.


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