5 Fall Fixes to Winterize Your Boat Right
AkzoNobel’s experts share tips to protect your finish, check gear, and make spring commissioning easier.
AkzoNobel’s experts share tips to protect your finish, check gear, and make spring commissioning easier.
Even seasoned sailors get seasick, but smart tactics can ease discomfort and help restore confidence underway.
From dead batteries to anchoring fails, veteran Sea Tow Captains reveal how to stay out of trouble—and off the rocks—this boating season.
Refine your cruising instincts with these essential seamanship skills that build safety, confidence, and resilience at sea.
From roller furlers to square-top mains, today’s trimarans offer big speed and smart sailhandling for coastal cruisers.
While electronics enhance navigation, sailors still need to know the basics—charts, compass, and reading the wind.
With fireworks, heat, and high traffic converging on America’s busiest boating weekend, here’s how to stay safe.
Painting a boat isn’t just cosmetic—color choice, prep work and hardware removal all impact durability and long-term results.
A solenoid valve, latching relay, and new plumbing protect this liveaboard cruiser from dangerous freshwater leaks.
Veteran sailor Jimmy Cornell shares how staying calm and prepared can turn onboard emergencies into survivable events.
Before setting sail, align expectations, roles, and safety plans to ensure smooth sailing and strong relationships offshore.
When someone goes overboard, fast, practiced action is key. Here’s how to prep your crew, gear, and boat for an MOB recovery.
AkzoNobel’s experts share tips to protect your finish, check gear, and make spring commissioning easier.
Even seasoned sailors get seasick, but smart tactics can ease discomfort and help restore confidence underway.
From dead batteries to anchoring fails, veteran Sea Tow Captains reveal how to stay out of trouble—and off the rocks—this boating season.
Refine your cruising instincts with these essential seamanship skills that build safety, confidence, and resilience at sea.
From roller furlers to square-top mains, today’s trimarans offer big speed and smart sailhandling for coastal cruisers.
While electronics enhance navigation, sailors still need to know the basics—charts, compass, and reading the wind.
With fireworks, heat, and high traffic converging on America’s busiest boating weekend, here’s how to stay safe.
Painting a boat isn’t just cosmetic—color choice, prep work and hardware removal all impact durability and long-term results.
A solenoid valve, latching relay, and new plumbing protect this liveaboard cruiser from dangerous freshwater leaks.
Veteran sailor Jimmy Cornell shares how staying calm and prepared can turn onboard emergencies into survivable events.
Before setting sail, align expectations, roles, and safety plans to ensure smooth sailing and strong relationships offshore.
When someone goes overboard, fast, practiced action is key. Here’s how to prep your crew, gear, and boat for an MOB recovery.
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