kids harnesses, adult and kids helmets and shoes!!

Lindsie1016

Lindsie1016

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Indianapolis
image.webp image.webp I have lots of lightly used equipment for sale

Edelrid Finn II Kids harness. This harness has been used a handful of times by my 3 year old daughter. She really used it as a swing. Almost new condition.
Original price, $44.95
Asking price, $30

New Tribe Kids Twist harness. This was used five times as a recreational harness for my 11 year old son. Almost new condition.
Original price, $105
Asking price, $75

White ANSI Arborist Climbing Helmet. Used once for a recreational climb. Still in perfect condition.
Original price, $49.95
Asking price, $25

Petzl Picchu Kids Climbing Helmet. My son used this helmet for a few recreational climbs. Still looks new.
Original price, $59.95
Asking price, $35

Women's size 7 Salewa Climbing shoes. Still in pretty decent condition. I only used them for hiking. Haven't been in a tree since I got them.
Original price, $65.99
Asking price, $45
 
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Lindsie1016 said:
I believe it will be between 50 and 100 US Dollars for the shipping
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If it helps any TreeStuff quoted me $44.70 for standard USPS shipping to Canada on those exact items. You and they are both in Indy.

Alternatively, you can ship them to Houlton, ME o4730 and I'll drive over. If I could get a shipping price for both and I'll decide what's more economical for me. Thanks.
 
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rocrook said:
So what would shipping be to lexington North Carolina on the white helmet
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Well, I'm just guessing really but I did track all of the shipping cost at TreeStuff for years and I'm thinking that it's probably about $15. But they price it differently now so I would have to box it up and take it to the UPS store.
 
Boomslang said:
If it helps any TreeStuff quoted me $44.70 for standard USPS shipping to Canada on those exact items. You and they are both in Indy.

Alternatively, you can ship them to Houlton, ME o4730 and I'll drive over. If I could get a shipping price for both and I'll decide what's more economical for me. Thanks.
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Well, you also would have to factor in duties and taxes if I ship to Canada. That's between 7 and 10% of your total cost. In my experience, shipping to ME would be exponentially less.
 
Lindsie1016 said:
Well, you also would have to factor in duties and taxes if I ship to Canada. That's between 7 and 10% of your total cost. In my experience, shipping to ME would be exponentially less.
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Let's go with that then. I have to make a trip over there sometime in the next couple of weeks anyway.
 
Lindsie1016 said:
Well, you also would have to factor in duties and taxes if I ship to Canada. That's between 7 and 10% of your total cost. In my experience, shipping to ME would be exponentially less.
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Yes, however, Treestuff gets reduced shipping cost as part of their contract with USPS, they don't insure every box, and they cover a portion of the shipping as well, since they don't offer free shipping to Canada. But that tells me that 50-100 dollars is pretty accurate. I can box up the stuff and go get a price tomorrow morning
 
Lindsie1016 said:
Yes, however, Treestuff gets reduced shipping cost as part of their contract with USPS, they don't insure every box, and they cover a portion of the shipping as well, since they don't offer free shipping to Canada. But that tells me that 50-100 dollars is pretty accurate. I can box up the stuff and go get a price tomorrow morning
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Thanks, sounds like ME is the way to go.
 
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