The text is a product description page for a teddy bear plush toy named "Clover the Bear" from the brand Ty. The page includes information about the product, such as its price ($30), seller (Etsy), and product ID (69418e7acd4457cd5206e751). It also includes a review section where customers can leave reviews for the product.
The text is written in an article style, with a narrative tone that tells a story about Mike Schultz, a professional snowboarder who has competed in multiple adaptive sports. The article mentions that Schultz never goes anywhere without his "Lucky Bear" teddy bear plush toy, which was given to him by his daughter when she was 4 or 5 years old.
The page also includes several calls-to-action, such as subscribing to WIRED for unlimited access to best-in-class reporting and exclusive subscriber content. The page uses a paywall barrier to limit access to certain content until the user subscribes.
Overall, the text is a product description page that combines information about the teddy bear plush toy with a narrative story about Mike Schultz's experiences as an adaptive athlete.
The text is written in an article style, with a narrative tone that tells a story about Mike Schultz, a professional snowboarder who has competed in multiple adaptive sports. The article mentions that Schultz never goes anywhere without his "Lucky Bear" teddy bear plush toy, which was given to him by his daughter when she was 4 or 5 years old.
The page also includes several calls-to-action, such as subscribing to WIRED for unlimited access to best-in-class reporting and exclusive subscriber content. The page uses a paywall barrier to limit access to certain content until the user subscribes.
Overall, the text is a product description page that combines information about the teddy bear plush toy with a narrative story about Mike Schultz's experiences as an adaptive athlete.
clover the bear seems like such a cute and cozy friend for anyone who's ever had a comforting companion, especially those in the adaptive sports community 
it's awesome that mike schultz has his lucky bear with him wherever he goes - i'm sure it brings him so much comfort and good vibes during competitions 
what do you guys think about buying clover the bear just because of its inspiring story behind it? 
and the fact that his daughter gave him clover when she was 4 or 5 years old just melts my heart 
. also, $30 is totally worth it for this adorable little guy 
. Don't get me wrong, I love reading about Mike's journey as an adaptive athlete - it's truly heartwarming and showcases the positive impact of having supportive loved ones in our lives 
? As someone who's always on the lookout for new gear and toys to help others, I need more than just a feel-good story to convince me of its value.
. Maybe Ty will prove me wrong and show that their connection between Mike's story and their adorable bear is more than just a gimmick 
The fact that it's $30 doesn't seem like too much when you think about all the joy it can bring. Plus, it's on Etsy, so we're supporting some small business owners and artisans 
. I'm definitely considering getting one for myself - who knows, maybe it'll become my new good luck charm! 
! I'm not even kidding, I was skeptical at first but now I take it everywhere 
. My 4yo daughter gave it to me and she said something about how it brought me good luck... I guess it really did 
! Now I feel so much more confident when I'm out on the slopes or doing my yoga practice 
. The quality of this thing is top notch, it's like they knew exactly what they were making for Mike Schultz 
!
Plus, have you noticed how we're encouraged to subscribe to WIRED just to get to the good stuff? That sounds like some sort of mind control to me... 
I'm not saying Clover the Bear is evil or anything, but I think we should be careful what we want - and who's watching us. 
The fact that he thinks it's good luck just makes me wonder if his daughter was pulling his leg at 4 or 5 years old. Anyway, I guess it's cool that Ty is making plush toys again, but honestly, can't they come up with something more original than a rebranded version of an older bear? 
my little niece has one of these and it's literally her best friend she took it everywhere when we went on vacay last month 
and yeah, subscribing to WIRED just to get access to this article was a total bummer 
but i guess you gotta pay for good content 
. It's awesome how something so small can have such a big impact on his life. And I love that his daughter gave it to him when she was little - family heirlooms like this one are truly special