Hey everybody, welcome back to Gear 30 on the Blister Podcast Network.

I'm Jonathan Ellsworth, and you can head over to blisterreview.com to see everything we're doing and reviewing, including our most recent Off-the-Couch podcast with

Jean-Luc D'Ard. Now, every single listener of Gear 30, I mean this, you all need to go

check out this off-the-couch podcast conversation with Jean-Luc. It is fascinating. It is this sort of masterclass on

product design and product innovation. And the whole time that we were recording that

conversation together, I was just thinking, this just is the like quintessential gear 30 episode. So go please

check that out. And also, Jean-Luc is just a fascinating person. So don't miss that one.

And you know, while you're there, go ahead and subscribe to off the couch. So you don't miss

all these other really good conversations we have over there.

Okay. Now, speaking of good conversations, today we've got another edition of Shop Talk,

where we talk with one of our various Blister recommended shops to get their perspective on a

mix of topics that range from broadly applicable to all of us around the world

to topics that help us better understand what's going on in the specific local communities

where each of these shops serve.

Earlier this week, I had a chance to sit down in Blister headquarters with Tyson Stellrect, who is the

founder of Boise Gear Collective in Boise, Idaho. Tyson and I talked about a whole range of topics,

including one very interesting topic that I think a lot of shop folks around the world will want to consider, and that is the

selling of both used and brand new gear. Now, I imagine that some shops have considered that

and maybe already come to their own conclusion, but still, I think even if that is the case,

you ought to hear Tyson out, and I think he makes that is the case, you ought to hear Tyson out.

And I think he makes a really compelling case for the selling of both brand new gear and

used gear.

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