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

I'm Jonathan Ellsworth, the founder of Blister, and you can check out everything we're doing

and reviewing over at blisterreview.com.

As many of you know, Luke Jacobson was just here in the Gunnison Valley.

He was our most recent guest for our blister speaker series at Western Colorado University,

and you can listen to that blister speaker series conversation over on our Blister podcast channel. But while Luke was here,

of course, we had to sit down in Blister HQ and nerd out about some very important gear

details. And so in this conversation, Luke and I talk about and go through moments' entire commander series. He and I get

into why we still clearly need to do a better job of educating skiers. We talk about the

death wish and the death wish tour and how the death wish got its name. And we also get into the

history of the Bibby and the Blister Pro.

And perhaps most importantly, Luke and I talk about some upcoming changes that are going

to be happening to the Blister Pro.

And with that, let's get to my conversation with Luke Jacobson.

Luke Jacobson, you're here in Mount Crested Butte at Elevation Hotel in Blister headquarters.

We never thought the day would come. Here it is.

I wanted to come here as soon as I saw it. It's a cool spot. I've never been to CB.

So I stuck to be here.

Well, the next time you come through, we'll have to do some skiing here because you haven't

skied here either. No. So, yeah. So we have some things to work on. But I'm happy that you came,

because this is an important conversation that we are going to be having today.

Oh yeah.

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