I think exercise equipment in general gets seriously marked down whenever it's resold. I'm not sure if this business is in existence anymore, but we used to have a secondhand store here called "Play it again, Sam", where you could buy any kind of sporting goods for a fraction of the original price.

So...while I'm not sure what your exact asking price should be, I'd say to mark it down to about half what you paid, and see if anyone is interested. If not, mark it down to a quarter.

If I was in the market, I would like to pay just $100 but those things are expensive and I'm sure you'd like to get more and I don't blame you. I had an inversion table I sold and got a very good price on that.

eta: didn't use Craig's List just ran an ad in the local newspaper.

Frustrating, but used exercise equip is sooo hard to sell. Sometimes you will get lucky. I put my set of Powerblocks (worth about $400) on ebay (because I got Selectechs and like them better) Some guy bought them for MORE than I paid and paid $100 shipping also! Crazy.

But most of the time, I end up donating stuff, treadmills, wt benches, etc...to a church and getting a tax receipt. It seems most every garage sale has some kind of exercise equp someone used once and wants to get rid of. Friend of mine just sold her pilates machine (same as mine from Q) and got $25 for it.

You never know. I would try to sell and if not, donate it. I would rather donate than sell for $25 myself but that's a personal decision! Good luck!!

On 6/18/2010 PUMPKIN said:

Exactly what I am in the market for. By chance do you live in Indiana?

sorry NY

want to meet half way? LOL

We are all mortal till the first kiss and the second glass of wine.

why would you want to get rid of it ?, i ask because i am in the process of doing research into the pilates machine, treadmill or total gym before i purchase one. I have also seen a pilates chair on HSN looks interesting !