Start with the useful details
Use a specific title, select the brand and shoe sizes you know, then describe the condition plainly. Mention anything a buyer should notice: wear, repairs, fit considerations or why the pair is being sold.
The goal is not to make a pair sound perfect. It is to help the right runner understand what they are considering.
Photograph the whole story
Add clear photographs of both sides, the outsole, heel, toe box, interior and size label. Include any worn areas rather than hiding them. Your first photo becomes the listing cover, so make it easy to see the pair.
Good photographs save time for everyone and lead to better conversations before a meetup.
Choose a practical public meetup
Select an area that is convenient and public, then confirm the details in messages. Buyers should have time to inspect the shoes before arranging direct payment.