Sports and sustainability can go hand in hand, especially at the Decathlon Circular Bazaar, which is making a comeback on 25th and 26th October 2025. It’s the biggest sustainable sports event of the year in Singapore, where visitors will get to sell pre-loved gear, buy quality Second Life products at massive discounts, and take part in free sports activities for a fun and rewarding day out with the whole family.
Started in 2024, the Decathlon Circular Bazaar is a free, sustainability-focused event held at the Decathlon Singapore Lab in Kallang. It aims to promote a circular economy by allowing participants to buy and sell pre-loved equipment, as well as participate in various sports and workshops.
You’ll want to look out for event-exclusive deals and lucky draws, as this October 2025 version will introduce some new goodies – who knows, you might walk away with a free Second Life bike. More on that below.
Declutter your place by trading in your used Decathlon gear on the spot for up to $800 in Decathlon gift cards. You’ll also enjoy a $20 bonus, only at the Circular Bazaar. These are all part of the Buyback programme, where used items will be quality-checked, repaired and resold at reduced prices under the Second Life Project.
Tradeable items include like-new or lightly used bicycles, fitness machines, weights, scooters, skateboards and even winter apparel. Take note also to make sure your bikes are clean, or they might be refused.
Parents can head to the Creative Drawing Station after each trade – let your kid draw on the price tag of your item to earn a $5 gift card and give the next owner a surprise.
And don’t worry about getting lowballed here – Decathlon will give back up to 60% of your item’s retail value, and you can check how much your goods are worth on the Decathlon website. Note that only Decathlon members are eligible for Buyback, but signing up for their free membership is easy-peasy.
Screenshot from: @decathlonsg via Instagram
It certainly wouldn’t be a bazaar without a haul, so don’t forget to check out the range of returned Decathlon goods being sold with massive event-exclusive discounts under the Second Life Project. Expect up to 80% off items like scooters and gym equipment.
Upcycled Compact Bag Silver ($9.90) – made from non-functional tents from Decathlon’s inventories.
Image credit: Decathlon
You’ll also earn 2x membership points with every purchase from the Second Life range.
There’s no need to worry about quality, as all products are categorised according to their condition, from like-new to heavily-used, and have undergone strict quality checks. Furthermore, all Second Life products come with the same original warranty, similar to that of all Decathlon products – that’s how confident they are that these pre-loved goods still have plenty of life.
Every receipt with a Second Life purchase, and every Buyback service made, lets you spin the wheel for a chance to win a gift card of up to $50 from Refash or Decathlon.
Image adapted from: @decathlonsg via Instagram
And if you’re visiting just for the fun, rest assured that there will be plenty of it. Check out the experiential zones to try skating on skateboard ramps and conquering cycling obstacle courses. Even the futsal court will be repurposed for various exciting sports like archery and golf. Activities are suitable for all ages, so bring your little ones along.
Screenshot from: @decathlonsg via Instagram
According to Decathlon, bikes should be serviced at least once a year, depending on usage. So cycle down to the Circular Bazaar and engage their Basic Bicycle Safety Service ($40), where professionals will inspect, adjust and maintain the safety of Decathlon bikes in 2 hours or less.
Bonus: if the service takes any longer than 2 hours, you won’t have to pay a cent.
Personalise your Decathlon items with a campaign-exclusive logo for just $3. This service is only available at the bazaar, so don’t miss it.
The October Circular Bazaar introduces the Circular Bazaar Passport, inspired by its successful debut at the Decathlon Sports Fest. Participate in activities and collect at least 3 stamps to stand a chance to win in the Lucky Draw happening every 2 hours.
Registration is open to anyone 21 years and above. Simply sign up for a membership, verify your email and phone number, and opt in for email marketing communications to qualify.
You can only win once a day, and prizes include Upcycling and Second Life products worth anywhere from $24.90 to a whopping $299.90.
Image adapted from: Decathlon Singapore via Facebook
Dress light and comfy, as it’s gonna be a hot day out. Pack plenty of water and wear sports attire if you’re looking to participate in any games, and maybe dig around your house to see if there are any Decathlon items worth trading.
The Decathlon Circular Bazaar is open to the public, but we recommend signing up for their free membership online to participate in the Buyback programme. Members will also get to earn twice as many membership points with every Second Life purchase and be eligible for the Lucky Draw.
Whether you’re going to hunt for discounted gear, offload neglected equipment, or just enjoy free sports games, the Decathlon Circular Bazaar is the one-stop event for you to buy, sell, repair, and play.
So block out the weekend, gather your friends and get ready to save money, earn gift cards, and have fun.
Admission: Free
Venue: Decathlon Singapore Lab in Kallang
Date: 25th & 26th Oct 2025
Time: 10am-8pm
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Cover image adapted from: @decathlonsg via Instagram, Decathlon
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