Hey, I’m Brett
I’ve been a pilot for over 20 years, flying airplanes and helicopters. I spent nearly a decade as an air traffic controller, managing some of the busiest airspace in the country. But aviation, for me, has always been about being in the sky and sharing the adventure with the people I love.
My aircraft are more than machines—they’re tools for exploration and making memories with my family and friends. Whether I’m flying off the grid or chasing adventure with my gear packed on board, every flight is about more than the destination.
But the best part is sharing it. I can’t take everyone flying, but I can bring you along for the ride. So, if you love adventure and want to see where this journey leads, come along—because we’re cleared to adventure.
This isn’t merch. It’s gear we trust.
I didn’t just pick a shirt and throw a logo on it. I spent six months testing different suppliers (firing four of them) before I found one that could actually hold up. These shirts and hoodies have been through the Alaskan backcountry, soaked in avgas, stained with fish guts, and still earned a permanent spot in my rotation.
My friends helped put them through the wringer too; harvesting moose, working on planes, and dragging them through the kind of terrain that chews up anything weak. If a piece couldn’t take the abuse, it didn’t make the cut.
This is what my friends and I wear when we fly, when we wrench, when we explore. They’re made in small batches because I care more about quality than quantity. When they’re gone, they’re gone. And if you get your hands on one, you’ll understand why I wear it every day.
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Fast Chad
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Phil The Pacer
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Over 4,166 miles, 44 hours of flight time, and 404 gallons of Avgas, I discovered more than just adventure. I found a whole new path in life. This mini-series captures my journey south from Alaska to the Lower 48, but it became so much more than a flight. It was a reminder to embrace the unknown, chase new friendships, and say yes to the unexpected. Beyond the miles and the hours, I walked away with something even more valuable: clarity. Not just about flying, but about where this journey is leading next.
