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Complete index of every boat review we've written since 1987, includes both archived and online stories.
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June 9, 2009Hunter 50 CC: A Home Away from Homeby Mark PillsburyThis new center-cockpit model comes chock full of creature comforts. Jet tub, anyone? A boat review from our June 2009 issue
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June 9, 2009Hanse 630e: Striking Looks and High Performanceby Andrew BurtonThis modern sloop, stylish and elegant throughout, is a pure delight under sail. A boat review from our June 2009 issue
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June 3, 2009A Shark Bite on Frisco Bayby Herb MccormickOcean Watch, the Around the Americas mother ship, is carrying two Little Wing kayaks aboard, and CW editor at large Herb McCormick wanted to get a taste of blue rollers and moving seas in them before the expedition heads into the Far North and its less-forgiving waters. San Francisco Bay was happy to oblige.
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May 1, 2009Bristol 34: Heartthrob from the Old Schoolby Jim FultonSound construction underpins the Bristol 34's enduring appeal.
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May 1, 2009Hylas 70: Flagship of the Lineby Jeremy McGearyThe handsome hull and high-quality, customized interior are the apex of a three-family effort. "Yacht Style" from our May 2009 issue
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April 20, 2009Beneteau 34: A Lot of Boat for Its Sizeby Andrew BurtonFun to sail and comfortable below, the 34 received CW's Boat of the Year award for Best Value. A boat review from our May 2009 issue
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March 26, 2009Southern Cross 35: Canoe-Stern Beautyby Rodney GloverFrom a small boatbuilder with a big reputation, the Southern Cross 35 is swift, sweet, and solid. From Classic Plastic in our September 2008 issue.
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March 24, 2009Performance Personifiedby Herb MccormickThis versatile trio of dual-purpose sailboats-the Archambault A40RC, the Santa Cruz 37, and the X-34-exemplify the 2009 take on racer/cruisers. A review from our April 2009 issue.
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March 19, 2009Miami Serves Up a Cruisers Buffetby Mark PillsburyMark Pillsbury gets the scoop on the Jeanneau Sun Oydssey 42I, the Fountaine Pajot Mahe 36, the Catalina 320 Mk II, and the Alerion Expess 33 at Strictly Sail Miami. A review from our June 2007 issue
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March 19, 2009Vancouver 42: A Stately Passagemakerby Bill RohdeWhen range, comfort, and sturdiness count, the Vancouver 42 adds up. From "Classic Plastic" in our April 2008 issue.
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