Episode 71: Hannah Finazzo Krueger and The Salty Boob

On this episode: land crabs, sewing machines that talk, a brief history of zippers in the U.S., and upcycling. We are talking with Hannah Finazzo Krueger, owner of the Salty Boob, a company that makes awesome bike bags upcycled from used kite surfing material.

If you’ve ever wondered what goes into starting a new gear company, or the path to getting there, or why so many zippers suck… you’ll find out in this podcast.

Show Notes

01:10 – Introducing Hannah
03:30 – Background on the upcycled materials Hannah uses for their bike bags
10:20 – How Hannah started
23:00 – Sewing and Hannah’s talking sewing machine
28:40 – Is bikepacking with a 4-year old the newest extreme sport?
32:00 – Teaching others to sew
44:20 – Where does The Salty Boob go from here?
51:15 – Let’s talk about zippers
62:15 – Connecting with Hannah and wrap-up

You can find The Salty Boob bike bags online and at thesaltyboob.life. You can also connect with Hannah @thesaltyboob on IG.

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