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So, I've spent about six and a half years in the SEAL teams.

Went to the Naval Academy, graduated in 2000, and then got into the steel teams right around, you know, the time of 9-11.

And that had obviously a pretty strong strong impact on my life but as it relates

to six sites and in the clothing company that I've started we were always majority of guys

were always messing around with gear and you guys being gear heads most outdoors

men are gear heads but in that situation with tactical gear we were always ripping apart

apparel in gear and putting it back together customizing it altering it making making it more

intuitive and doing all those alterations based on a myriad of factors,

but all in a sense to be more tactical and more intuitive.

And when I got out of the Navy, you know, I grew up here in Texas, and if I wasn't in school

or on a sports field, I was in the woods or outdoors or hunting

or fishing or doing something that's where I felt most at home and so when I got out of the

Navy and got back here to Texas I started you know I started applying that mentality of

the alterization the customization uh to my hunting

stuff with with uh with a sewing machine my wife and i had here in the house and

initially it was around functionality um based on the way i hunted and again my first love is bow

hunting but again bow or rifle primarily big game but

um waterfowl and turkey and dove and quail but started started thinking around and adjusting things on

my hunting clothes based on functionality and then that led me into a world of looking at different

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