Hey, fam, welcome to the free trial podcast. Of course, I am your loving host, Dylan Bowman,

here today with a little bit of an emergency episode. We are in San Antonio at

the running event yesterday. Major news broke in the trail running world. That being broken arrow

signing a multi-year new partnership with all conditions gear. A lot of details involved in this

press release and a very, very exciting, potentially

watershed moment for the sport, not only for professional athletes, but front middle and

back of the pack.

It's such an exciting moment.

We are here at TRE, like I said.

We had an opportunity to sit down with the race director himself, Mr. Brendan Madigan,

also Todd Simpson, global sales and strategy from All Conditions Gear and Bailey Cowalzick,

who is an all conditions gear athlete. What follows is a quick conversation about the details

of the partnership, what it means for the

sport, and then Brendan and I stick around and chit-chat about some other industry topics.

Hope you enjoy.

Whether you're hitting the trail for a few hours or out all day, one piece of gear you can't

cut corners on is your pack. For me, that's Osprey.

Osprey makes packs that are purpose-built, incredibly comfortable, and most importantly,

totally dependable when you're enjoying big days out in the mountains. Their Duro and Dinah

series are favorites among trail runners, lightweight, breathable with just enough storage for

nutrition, hydration, and that just in case layer. What I love is that every pack feels

designed by somebody who actually uses it, the fit, the function, the features, it all

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