Secondhand purchasing penetration for sports & leisure is low at 6.8%, boosted by toy categories including board games (both adults and kids) and jigsaws that are widely available at low prices secondhand. 51.6% of secondhand sports & leisure purchases are made in physical stores, with many consumers likely to pick up low value items such as board games and other toys from charity shops.
Scope
- The top secondhand sports & leisure categories purchased by shoppers are predominantly toy-related, with kids’ board games at 26.9%, followed closely by jigsaws & puzzles and soft toys
- Offline channels dominate secondhand sports & leisure shopping, with 51.6% of consumers having bought these items from physical shops
Reasons to Buy
- Understand consumer sentiments and future considerations in the UK secondhand sports & leisure market
Table of Contents
- Executive summary
- Secondhand sports & leisure
- Consumer penetration
- Proportion secondhand items purchased
- Category penetration
- Consumer drivers
- Channel usage
- Future purchasing
- Methodology & contacts
- Proportion of secondhand sports & leisure items purchased
- How consumers expect their spend on secondhand sports & leisure items to change %, 2024
- How consumers expect their spend on secondhand sports & leisure to change (%)
- Secondhand Sports & Leisure Penetration
- Proportion of secondhand sports & leisure products purchased, by generation group (%)
- Top 10 secondhand categories purchased by sports & leisure shoppers
- Secondhand Sports & Leisure Consumer Drivers
- Secondhand Sports Leisure Channels Purchased From
- Secondhand Sports Leisure Future Purchase Consideration
- How consumers expect their spend on secondhand sports & leisure items to change %, 2024