If you're like me, and you probably are, you have too much (or not the right) athletic clothing and gear. Yoga pants that a tad too short. Bicycle pants from a very short stint as a spinner. Extra mats and balls and weights or could use them.
That industry has enough of our money! Don't buy more!
Saturday Oct 20th
1-3 pm.
1540-A 62nd St. Emeryville, CA
$5-$10 sliding scale donation
(goes towards supporting community swap events and affordable yoga)
Bring your gently used yoga & fitness clothing & supplies and swap it for new to you goods.
(We will only accept clean, undamaged, stain-free items)
We will be swapping yoga & active-wear clothes, yoga mats & props, running & hiking shoes, small portable exercise equiptment (small weights, stretch bands, etc.), water bottles, backpacks, & bags
Free product has been provided from The Tye: http://theytye.com
$5-10 sliding scale donation & a bag of clothes/supplies gets you in.
*This event is taking place in a yoga studio so be prepaired to take your shoes off when entering the swap.
Check out Swap it Oakland HERE
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