Great EXO podcast

[ODB]

The guys at EXO did a great podcast recently that served to answer the persistent question they get: Why don’t you make a _______.

Has nothing to do with hunting, but Steve just lays out the business model and why it is the way it is.

I dig those guys, and appreciate their approach. Keep it small, keep it relevant, focus on the things you are passionate about.

We need more companies like them.

 

[TN2shot07]

I agree, it’s awesome to see a business become successful and stick to the goals that got them there. Way to many examples of companies sticking their name on anything that might bring in an extra dollar.

 

[hoyt-guy]

They have a good podcast. I've learned a lot listening to it over the last couple years. I will have to check this one out.

 

[mlgc20]

Enjoyed that podcast as well. Wish more companies saw business that way. Although I still disagree with Steve on the giant dry bag versus a pack cover thing.

 

[ODB]

Enjoyed that podcast as well. Wish more companies saw business that way. Although I still disagree with Steve on the giant dry bag versus a pack cover thing.

I do too. Luckily a Kuiu fits just fine ;-)

 

[bsnedeker]

Do they address why they don't sell their Berry-compliant packs to the general public? I've asked them that question a couple of times on here and they haven't responded.

 

[gilby]

I really enjoyed that podcast, and how they are staying focused on their pack designs. If I didn't own a SG that fit me well, I'd definitely want to try out the Exo packs.

 

[ODB]

Do they address why they don't sell their Berry-compliant packs to the general public? I've asked them that question a couple of times on here and they haven't responded.

Didn’t address it specifically, but if they are making a pack to spec, there is usually an aspect of exclusivity to the main customer.