Special thanks to all of those that visited us at NWOR in beautiful Plain, WA. As expected, we met a lot of great folks, reconnected with many from last year, and developed some new partnerships that will be launching in the coming months. I wanted to personally say that the crowd this year was as friendly and kind as ever, and I appreciated getting to know some of you in more depth. People like Alex & Barb, Casey, Lauren, Curtis, Dade, Bob, Karin, Hans, Cec, Christina, Keith, Dan, Jackson, Mercedes, Colin, John, Jeff... and many others that I cannot remember off the top of my head. A special thanks to Nate and Rachel of Selway for entertaining us, Matt with Dragonfly for putting up with us, and Adam from Step 22 for being a brother in thread...Cannot wait for next year! Next up: Big Sky Overland Rally on August 3rd - Looking forward to this event, Josh - thanks for organizing!

Hey there. Came out from under the rock. 

Much time has passed since I was last here to word-vomit on you. Over the last year, our site has grown dramatically and with a lack of organized care associated with it. I am here to say that we are committing to fix some of these issues we are dealing with, such as poor formatting of images, lack of a category-subcategory architecture (you can slam Shopify stock themes for that), and some products not being published at all. It takes time, resources, and discipline to do all this, and at any one time we may be deficient of one of those! 

We are going to be working with a new branding company to assist us here and bring the site to a level we are happy with, but most importantly, that works well for you. Please be patient, I promise it won't be painful to you all.

It's the end of the fiscal year for us. It was a rewarding, but difficult, year indeed. We have made many strides in becoming more efficient, creating better processes, and delivering our orders on time and keeping higher levels of inventory. I applaud our staff for continuing on through the improvements and contributing so much to the cause. The site is not yet right, but it is getting there. The plant looks chaotic, but there is a method. And the staff are eager, but patient to allow it all to come together. It isn't easy, but we love it here. At least, most of the time... :)