Hill Valley Zip Line Tours - Unisex Hoodie Westerns Chet Ripley ate the bone

Chet Ripley ate the bone just to prove a point nobody asked him to make

Distressed white stencil text reads "EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH" above white serif text reading "Brad Hamilton

Inspired by Step Brothers

Decorative white script text reads "Snow's Out" above a vintage hand-drawn illustration of a winking Santa Claus face with a red hat

Hill Valley Zip Line Tours - Unisex Hoodie Westerns Chet Ripley ate the boneDoc Brown's zip line technique involves zero harnesses, one lightning bolt, and a complete disregard for OSHA regulations established decades later. Somehow Hill Valley still gave him a tourism license in 1955. Inspired by Back to the Future. The Details: Cursive golden amber script at the top reads "Hill Valley." A large distressed clock face with Roman numerals sits center, showing a silhouette of Doc Brown dangling from the minute hand, flanked by