Givore is a free app for handing things on. Post what you no longer use, a neighbor asks, and they come by to collect it. There is no price field anywhere in the app. If the Craigslist free page in Denver is your usual habit, this covers the same ground on a map.
Denver garages hold a lot of equipment bought for one trip. These are the things most likely to be wanted by somebody five minutes away.
Bought for a guest who came once. It has been in a stuff sack ever since.
Replaced by a newer one. It still lights, and somebody planning a first trip would be glad of it.
Wrong fit now. Name the model in the post so nobody drives over for nothing.
Outgrown before they wore out. These move faster than almost anything else on a map.
Big, awkward, taking up a whole shelf. Easy to carry out to a car in one go.
Check the poles and the zipper first. Say what is missing and let the taker decide.
Your post says you would rather trade than simply hand it over.
They suggest what they have. A snowboard for a set of camp chairs, whatever fits.
No offer has to be accepted. There is still no price and no cash at the door.
Take the item at the back that you have not touched since last season.
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