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#019 Roofnest – Getting Off The Ground With Tim Nickles
Hey everyone, thanks for tuning in to Colorado.FM – The Colorado Podcast for this episode with Tim Nickles of Roofnest.
Roofnest is an emerging player in the roof top tent niche and is based right here in Boulder, CO. As usual, the story behind how Tim was inspired to start Roofnest is one I think you’ll enjoy.
Online, you can find Roofnest at Roofnest.com and on Facebook and Instagram @roofnest.
If you can leave a review on iTunes, that really helps get the word out about the show and be sure to subscribe on iTunes, apple podcast, Stitcher, or however you like to listen to podcasts and signup for our email list as well.
Thanks a lot.
Subscribe to Colorado.FM – The Colorado Podcast – on iTunes
Show Notes
[03:00] How we met – Maria at Smak Strategies (what’s up!)
[06:00] What inspired Roofnest
[10:00] Refining the product
[13:30] Startup vs Outdoor communities in Boulder
[16:00] Why Roofnest is different
[21:30] The product – features and what’s new
Relevant Links
Roofnest.com
Smak Strategies
Laws Whiskey House
Meteorite PR
Related Episodes
Eric Larsen – A Life of Polar Exploration
Joshua Berman – Colorado Camping and Purposeful Traveling
Jason Sperling – Family Nature Club
Transcript
It’s been really great to dig back into this project as I mentioned, had some great interviews already lined up and we might even have to bump up the frequency a little bit. We’ll see. But right now it’s great to get this next one out. Keep the, keep the streak alive. Anyway, in this episode I am speaking with Tim Nickles, the founder of roof top tent company Roofnest. And so they are local Boulder brand and you know, I had the pleasure of meeting him actually through another guest on the podcast. I’m through my interview with poler adventurer, Eric Larsen, so you know, that whole thing of starting this podcast and getting out there and just, you know, kind of expanded my local horizons and getting in touch with people, doing cool things in this area is really kind of paying off.
And that’s how I met Tim.
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By Colorado.FMHey everyone, thanks for tuning in to Colorado.FM – The Colorado Podcast for this episode with Tim Nickles of Roofnest.
Roofnest is an emerging player in the roof top tent niche and is based right here in Boulder, CO. As usual, the story behind how Tim was inspired to start Roofnest is one I think you’ll enjoy.
Online, you can find Roofnest at Roofnest.com and on Facebook and Instagram @roofnest.
If you can leave a review on iTunes, that really helps get the word out about the show and be sure to subscribe on iTunes, apple podcast, Stitcher, or however you like to listen to podcasts and signup for our email list as well.
Thanks a lot.
Subscribe to Colorado.FM – The Colorado Podcast – on iTunes
Show Notes
[03:00] How we met – Maria at Smak Strategies (what’s up!)
[06:00] What inspired Roofnest
[10:00] Refining the product
[13:30] Startup vs Outdoor communities in Boulder
[16:00] Why Roofnest is different
[21:30] The product – features and what’s new
Relevant Links
Roofnest.com
Smak Strategies
Laws Whiskey House
Meteorite PR
Related Episodes
Eric Larsen – A Life of Polar Exploration
Joshua Berman – Colorado Camping and Purposeful Traveling
Jason Sperling – Family Nature Club
Transcript
It’s been really great to dig back into this project as I mentioned, had some great interviews already lined up and we might even have to bump up the frequency a little bit. We’ll see. But right now it’s great to get this next one out. Keep the, keep the streak alive. Anyway, in this episode I am speaking with Tim Nickles, the founder of roof top tent company Roofnest. And so they are local Boulder brand and you know, I had the pleasure of meeting him actually through another guest on the podcast. I’m through my interview with poler adventurer, Eric Larsen, so you know, that whole thing of starting this podcast and getting out there and just, you know, kind of expanded my local horizons and getting in touch with people, doing cool things in this area is really kind of paying off.
And that’s how I met Tim.