Merchandise to include in your submission
Describe the exact products you are offering. Examples to discuss with MRT include:
- Packaged fitness and sporting accessories
- Recreation products and seasonal activity merchandise
- Discontinued models, sizes and retail assortments
Build a clear assortment and quantity list
Identify the sport or activity, model, size, color and intended use. Provide an assortment breakdown rather than a single count for mixed variations. List the retail package contents and any included accessories. For equipment with product specifications, attach the relevant information so MRT can understand the exact items being offered.
Document condition, packaging and exceptions
Describe packaging, use history and any inspection or testing performed. Keep new merchandise separate from returns, display units or damaged goods. Note missing parts and known sale restrictions. Where protective or safety-related products are involved, include the available product documentation and condition details instead of assuming all equipment is equivalent.
Plan the inventory review and logistics
Share carton and pallet dimensions, weights and handling needs. Seasonal recreation products may have a particular selling window, so include the intended season and your movement deadline. If the lot includes bulky goods alongside small accessories, identify those groups separately for a clearer pricing and logistics discussion.
Sell your sporting goods inventory to MRT
Use the inventory submission form to send your company details, merchandise list and current photos. Include your asking price if you have one and identify any information that is still estimated. MRT reviews each lot and discusses the products, pricing and next steps directly. An inquiry does not create an automatic purchase or scheduled pickup.
Before you submit.
Can I sell leftover seasonal sporting merchandise?
Yes. Include the products, season, variations and available quantities, plus any date-specific packaging or timing needs.
What if the lot contains returns?
Identify the returned products, condition and testing status separately from new merchandise. Include missing components or other known exceptions.