Hey everybody and 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 and all of our other podcasts over at blisterreview.com.

And just a reminder that if you've now listened to at least five of these Gear 30 episodes

and you keep coming back for more, well then you apparently like the show, or I guess you might

be like a masochist who just enjoys

torturing yourself. But anyway, I guess either way, if you've listened to at least five of

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It's just our little way to say thank you while we almost certainly injure ourselves in the process.

So go leave that rating and we will go make videos. That's how it works.

All right. Now today we are doing something very different here on Gear 30.

We are going to be talking about some of our reviewers' favorite gear for kids.

So in this episode, I am joined by Kristen Sinit and the strikingly handsome Justin Bob.

And an important thing for me to mention here, as somebody who doesn't have any kids myself,

let me say to those of you who are in the same boat that you should still definitely

listen to this episode because there are a few amazing revelations and suggestions,

in particular, a piece of gear that we currently have given

the working title, The J-Bobber. You need to hear about this, because even if J-Bob, who is our

Gear 30 audio engineer, somehow managed to mess up his own audio. Damn it, J-Bob.

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