Casandra P.
12/6/2021
Bought a couple items here last month and was so pleased with the process!! Everything was on time and in beautiful condition. Will definitely be buying from here again! Did I mention you can...
GoodBuy Gear
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4800 Dahlia St
Denver, CO 80216
GoodBuy Gear is a trusted marketplace in Denver, CO, offering a diverse selection of open box and gently used baby and kid items. With over 2,600 quality-inspected brands available, customers can shop with confidence and find deals on strollers, car seats, nursery items, toys, and more.
Explore new arrivals and top picks from favorite brands like 4moms, Nuna, Graco, and Stokke. Whether shopping for newborn must-haves or growing-up essentials, GoodBuy Gear provides a seamless experience with daily new deals and a range of gear for different age groups.
From smart baby monitors to sustainable brands, GoodBuy Gear caters to various needs and preferences, ensuring that families can find the right gear to suit their lifestyle and budget. With a focus on safety and quality, this marketplace offers a curated selection of items in clean and working condition, backed by a 14-day return policy.
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3.046 reviews
John K.
11/15/2024
Currently on hold with their customer service to cancel an order. They say orders ship within 3 days, and to cancel you have to contact them before the item ships, but their response time on...
Bermet I.
9/3/2024
Stay away! Terrible customer service! They sent me the wrong item and refused to replace it or give me store credit or anything. Their return policy is bad. They don't check their products or...
Cam K.
8/5/2024
Save yourself and do NOT purchase from Goodbuy Gear. This is not a credible store, nor do they abide by their own policies they apparently make up on their website. I purchased a Stroller board...
Jack J.
7/25/2025
They sent my wife's order missing the important part, the stroller. They couldn't find it in the warehouse. I think they spent more on their ai customer service robot than on inventory management...
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