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Thread: Feeler: Scarpa F1 LT 29 used

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    Feeler: Scarpa F1 LT 29 used

    Hi, I want to sell my Scarpa F1 LT 29. They are 3 seasons old, great shape. Liners not molded. Both shells punched for 5th met heads. The range I found is around $350 to $500. I'm thinking $400. Is that reasonable?
    Sawatch is French for scratchy.

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    Can't answer your question without pics to assess what "great shape" means to you.

    I tried to sell a pair of 27.5 F1s (not LT) that were pretty minty for $275 and didn't get a single nibble. YMMV.

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    $400 for used boots is not generally well received around here

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    Thanks guys, I know it was a vague post. I'll put some pics up when I get a chance.
    Sawatch is French for scratchy.

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    it was pretty specific

    $400 for three year old used boots with punched shells

    not here
    I didn't believe in reincarnation when I was your age either.

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    Thanks mikey b.

    So what do you guys think is a good price?
    Sawatch is French for scratchy.

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    $37
    I didn't believe in reincarnation when I was your age either.

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    $200-250 if great condition (liners, buckles, shells) and the punches aren’t crazy in the fall when people are kitting up for the winter.

    $150-200 out of season.

    I got a brand new but punched/molded set of Dynafit Radical Pro for ~$225 last season. Nobody on eBay wanted to pay more.


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    I paid $150 for a set last fall, in high demand season. Seemed fair to me

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    $37
    I didn't believe in reincarnation when I was your age either.

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