Show Notes
Douglas started this small gear company because he saw a need in the outdoor climbing and rescue community. As a member of Search and Rescue, he found he needed specific gear for specific tasks that could create efficiency within certain tasks. Tune into this episode to hear what RopeLiteLLC is, why and how it started and how this whole interview came about.
Check out his gear at www.RopeLiteLLC.com
This podcast is produced by Ashley Saupe
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