myhorses2015
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as above what are they worth please have the hood all silk lined & fleece, the hood goes right iver the face someone said its worth 70 the set i have no idea?
Snuggy hoods vaule?
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myhorses2015
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Anyone?
miss_c
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Depends... has it got ears? Has it got a zip? The price you have been told for a hood (depending on size) is almost the brand new price, second hand I've bought them for less than half of that.
myhorses2015
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Yes it got ears & yes has a zip & silky inside, i have no idea about these its the fleece + the hood
miss_c
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Oh have you got the body rug as well? £70 would be a good price second hand. You can check out the 'new' prices on the snuggy hoods website. 
myhorses2015
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Oh have you got the body rug as well? £70 would be a good price second hand. You can check out the 'new' prices on the snuggy hoods website.
Ive had a slight look but there is so many im very confused :/ Yes the body rug & the hood too, is £70 a good price for the buyer or seller? i dont want to sell it off too cheaply if its worth more (you can tell i have no idea) I would post a pic but cant seem to upload & its in very good condition x
WelshD
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I keep a close eye on the Snuggy market as I have a pony that has sweet itch and that has a huge collection of these
the fleece are a lot harder to sell secondhand than the turnout ones.
Sheep design fleece always sell better than the other fleece designs
Pony sizes always sell easier than horse ones
They were recently slashed in price for a sale and the set would have probably come in not far off £70 new (racking my brains I think I paid £90 for a set plus a turnout hood this time last year in the sale)
Your best bet would be to hold on to it and sell in September/October time when clipping season starts and the demand rises
If its good condition and if you want to sell now I'd advertise at £70 but be prepared for offers under that. If you want to research prices then ebay is a good indicator
the fleece are a lot harder to sell secondhand than the turnout ones.
Sheep design fleece always sell better than the other fleece designs
Pony sizes always sell easier than horse ones
They were recently slashed in price for a sale and the set would have probably come in not far off £70 new (racking my brains I think I paid £90 for a set plus a turnout hood this time last year in the sale)
Your best bet would be to hold on to it and sell in September/October time when clipping season starts and the demand rises
If its good condition and if you want to sell now I'd advertise at £70 but be prepared for offers under that. If you want to research prices then ebay is a good indicator
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Shoei
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I don't think you would get more than £70 to be honest. Snuggyhoods regularly have very good sales on and people tend to by there. I recently sold a headless turnout hood that had only been used once for half price and I was happy with that as there was only 1 bid.