Identify the sport and equipment type, give the maker's model and size where known, and describe adjustment range and included parts. For used stock, photograph wear on straps, grips, seams, buckles, or moving parts.
Inspect the features that affect use and compare them with the maker's instructions. Keep protective gear separate from ordinary apparel, and do not describe a used helmet, guard, or harness as safe without a sound, documented basis. For adjustable gear, show buckles fully extended and explain how the setting works. Record the measurement method and show a ruler or maker's size label when fit depends on a specific dimension.
Fit depends on the user's measurements and intended activity, so avoid promising that one size suits everyone. State what you checked, disclose anything untested, and invite the buyer to verify fit and condition before agreeing the sale.
