Do I need to pay to enter?

Browsing is free; fees apply only to sellers who reserve a table through the booking link.

How do I book a table to sell?

Use the provided FareHarbor referral link to view availability and reserve a seller table in advance.

Is parking available nearby?

Parking details vary by venue; plan for nearby street or public car parks and allow extra time to unload gear.

Can I test items on-site?

Sellers often allow benign handling and basic function checks; always ask before disassembling or powering any item.

Are there age restrictions?

Specific age restrictions weren’t listed; check the booking page or contact organizers via the referral link for event policies.

What payment methods do vendors accept?

Many accept cash; some take card or mobile payments—bring both if possible and agree payment terms before finalizing a sale.

Trade Your Trigger: Hull's Gear Swap for Airsoft and Outdoor Kit

Trade Your Trigger is a pop-up gear swap and seller-table event in Kingston upon Hull, England, United Kingdom, that invites outdoor, airsoft, and tactical enthusiasts to buy, sell, and handle second‑hand kit. Held inside a practical hall space at an urban meeting point near Hull’s waterfront, the event pitches rows of trestle tables under bright lights, racks of camouflage and jackets, crates of magazines and optics, and a steady hum of bargaining and technical banter. The scene is simple but specific: crates stacked for sorting, taped price tags, a corner for testing replicas and a bench for comparing scopes and sights. For visiting outdoor explorers this is less about scenic views and more about material culture—the tactile pleasure of trying a shell of a jacket, hefting a backpack, listening to the history of a piece of kit from someone who used it for years. That human network is the trip’s defining feature; sellers are local players and weekend adventurers who bring nuanced knowledge about fit, make, and modification. Why this matters in Hull: the city sits on the Humber Estuary and supports a strong practical outdoor subculture—people who repair, repurpose, and prolong the life of equipment. Trade Your Trigger fits into that economy by turning used gear into opportunities for reuse and keeping functional kit out of landfill. It’s also an entry point for newcomers: if you’re building a budget loadout or scouting rare odds-and-ends, the event is a place to learn, haggle, and leave with something that’s already broken in just the way you like. Practicalities are refreshingly low-key. Entrance to browse is free; bookings are only required for sellers who want a table. Expect a few hours of moving through aisles, negotiating price, and arranging postage or carry-away options. Bring cash and a small toolkit for basic adjustments; bring patience and a clear idea of what you need. For photographers and people-watchers the contrast between utilitarian gear and Hull’s industrial backdrop makes for unexpectedly good detail shots: worn leather, stamped markings, weathered patches. For the environmentally minded, this event is literal circular reuse—a micro-economy that rewards repair over replacement. Whether you come to hunt a specific part, offload kit you no longer need, or simply soak up the trade-floor energy, Trade Your Trigger is a direct, local, and practical way to connect with Hull’s active gear community. Vendors often price to move, so arrive early for the best finds and later for last-minute deals; bring sturdy bags, clear measurements for packs or clothing, and a plan for transport. Organizers sometimes post table availability on the booking link; if you plan to sell, photograph and list items online beforehand to speed transactions and keep queues moving and respect rules.