Vendors

Sloss Drone Derby will have more drone vendors on site than ever before!

Come meet the creators, builders, and small-business entrepreneurs who are showing up to support the FPV community. It’s your chance to talk directly with the people designing the gear we fly — check out the latest hardware, ask questions, swap stories, and see what’s new in the world of FPV. Whether you're a pilot, builder, or just curious about drones, the vendor area will be packed with the innovators helping push the hobby forward.

Matty Bluntz

FPV has its own underground art scene, and Matty Bluntz is one of the artists pushing it into the deep end. His work is surreal psychedelic graffiti — visuals that look like they’re dripping with hallucinogens, melting colors, warped characters, and dreamlike scenes that feel like the inside of an FPV pilot’s brain after a midnight freestyle session.

Even better, some of Matty’s work is black-light reactive, so the colors explode and transform under UV light — perfect for late-night FPV vibes.

Matty will be on site at Sloss Drone Derby with prints, shirts, all-over print gear, dope hoodies, and plenty of slaps. If you’ve been to Castle Crash, you may have already seen his work — some of the surreal graffiti art painted on the tower at Eastwind Castle came straight from Mr. Matty Bluntz himself.

Swing by the booth, check out the art, and grab something that’s equal parts street art, psychedelia, and pure FPV culture.

Odyssey Aerials

We’re excited to have Odyssey Aerials on site at Sloss Drone Derby! This woman-owned FPV company is bringing some serious hardware, including the legendary Hades Bando Basher frame built for pilots who like to send it hard through brutal environments.

Stop by and meet The_Lady_FPV, the builder behind Odyssey Aerials, and check out her lineup of frames. Whether you’re looking for a rugged freestyle/bando setup or want to put together a smooth cinematic rig, she can walk you through the options and help you build something dialed for your flying style.

Come talk builds, frames, and all things FPV — and support the makers who keep this community growing.

Fly High FPV

What’s up buds… it’s Fly High FPV! He’ll be on site at Sloss Drone Derby to help keep pilots in the air all weekend. If you yard-sale a quad into the furnaces or smack a stack into the steel, swing by the booth under the water tower— he’ll have the parts and tools to help get you back in the air and back on the flight line.

Fly High FPV will also be showing off some of the latest parts and gear, and we’re now carrying whoops, so whether you’re ripping big quads through the industrial chaos or flying tight LED gates in the shed, we’ve got you covered.

Stop by, say what’s up, check out the gear, and keep those props spinning.

Dont forget the discount code SLOSS to save on LED's to get your quad Lit at www.FlyHighFPV.com

Five33

Five33 was founded by world-class FPV racer Evan Turner, and the company has been pushing the limits of drone racing ever since. Known for the Switchback racing frame platform, motors, and high-performance components, Five33 gear is built for pilots who care about precision, speed, and reliability when the gates get tight and the laps get fast.

Five33 has been a major force in modern FPV racing, developing hardware alongside some of the fastest pilots in the world. Their designs focus on clean builds, durability, and performance that holds up when you’re pushing a race quad to the edge.

We’re stoked to have Five33 supporting Sloss Drone Derby and helping keep the racing side of FPV strong. If you’re into racing, this is the kind of gear built by people who understand exactly what it takes to shave milliseconds off a lap.

Clover FPV Systems

Clover FPV Systems is all about one idea: “Free Your VTX.” Founded by FPV pilot Bad Luck FPV, the company focuses on clever, modular hardware designed to make builds tougher, cleaner, and easier to maintain. Their flagship design, the Clover Cage, is a carbon-fiber VTX and camera mounting system built to be hard-mounted, protected, and quick to swap when you’re wrenching on your rig.

Clover is part of the builder side of FPV — the people constantly experimenting with new ways to mount gear, protect electronics, and make field repairs faster. Their designs are meant for pilots who fly hard, crash hard, and need gear that can keep up.

We’re excited to have Clover FPV Systems supporting Sloss Drone Derby and helping represent the creative builder spirit that keeps FPV evolving. If you’re the kind of pilot who loves clever hardware and dialed-in builds, you’ll definitely want to check out what they’re working on.

DredSkye FPV

DredSkye FPV, run by JamieFlies, is a woman-owned FPV business helping grow the community from the builder side of the hobby. DredSkye is known for compact cinematic builds and cinewhoop-style drones, designed for pilots who want smooth footage, creative flying, and clean, well-thought-out builds.

Jamie will be on site at Sloss Drone Derby, showing off her drones and talking shop with pilots who want to learn more about cinematic FPV, small builds, and DIY rigs. If you’ve been curious about getting into cinewhoops or lightweight cinematic drones, this is a great chance to see them up close and talk directly with the builder.

Swing by, meet Jamie from DredSkye FPV, and check out what she’s been working on. Support the independent makers who keep FPV creative and evolving.

FPV Freedom

FPV Freedom is joining Sloss Drone Derby as one of our onsite vendors!
Built by passionate FPV pilot Atradies “Skip” Fussell, FPV Freedom is a newly launched brand focused on custom builds, repairs, and unique gear made for people who actually fly. Skip is also the Race Organizer for Sloss Drone Derby, so he’s been helping shape the event from the inside while also building something new for the community. We’re excited to have FPV Freedom on site this year—be sure to stop by and show some support.

Josh of All Trades

Josh of All Trades Blacksmithing is bringing a different kind of craftsmanship to Sloss Drone Derby as both a sponsor and onsite vendor.
Based right here in Alabama, Josh blends blacksmithing, fabrication, engineering, and custom metalwork into work that’s rugged, creative, and built with purpose. And when he’s not at his booth, there’s a good chance you’ll find him out on the race course, strutting his Stiks on the track and getting after it with the rest of the pilots. We’re excited to have him out at Sloss bringing both local maker energy and pilot energy to the weekend.