Classy Glasses
These sunglasses from Nautique Optix combine a sailor’s love of fine woodwork and sunny days.
These sunglasses from Nautique Optix combine a sailor’s love of fine woodwork and sunny days.
Maui Jim’s On The Water sunglasses collection makes a day on the water easy on the eyes.
You want color, they got color. You want comfort and support, they got both. You want them water resistant yet able to withstand a wet environment, no problem; they got that covered, too. Most important, sailors want their boat shoes to keep them on the boat. Grip is the common characteristic in new models. “You’re not going anywhere in this shoe,” says Michele Pytko of Sperry Top-Sider’s Sea Kite Sport Moc—except out to dinner, once you’re ashore, for all these models boast versatility, too. By
Need a gift idea for a guy who loves sailing? Check out CW‘s top picks for Father’s Day 2013.
Looking forward to a summer of fun on the water? Here we take a look at everything from flip flops and floppy hats to inflatable kayaks and SUPs.
The pocket-size Davis Turbo Meter anemometer can accurately measure the wind speed up to 99 miles per hour. The turbine is suspended on sapphire bearings,
This ice tray fits in a boat’s freezer, doesn’t spill, and doesn’t absorb odors.
A walk through the Miami Boat Show reveals a lot of new boat gadgets
After a whiff of gas from an outboard engine sends this experienced circumnavigator in search of electric power, he files this report on his experiences with one model, the Torqeedo Travel 1003. Sail Green: Product Review from our December 2012 issue.
Reading while sailing, reading about sailing, reading about sailing while sailing… we like it all. Take a look at Cruising World‘s 2012 roundup of books to bring aboard.
The solar-powered LumiQuest SoLite is weatherproof and attaches to almost anything. New Products from our November 2012 issue.
Product Review: Hand lotion and lip salve work when it’s raw outside.
These sunglasses from Nautique Optix combine a sailor’s love of fine woodwork and sunny days.
Maui Jim’s On The Water sunglasses collection makes a day on the water easy on the eyes.
You want color, they got color. You want comfort and support, they got both. You want them water resistant yet able to withstand a wet environment, no problem; they got that covered, too. Most important, sailors want their boat shoes to keep them on the boat. Grip is the common characteristic in new models. “You’re not going anywhere in this shoe,” says Michele Pytko of Sperry Top-Sider’s Sea Kite Sport Moc—except out to dinner, once you’re ashore, for all these models boast versatility, too. By
Need a gift idea for a guy who loves sailing? Check out CW‘s top picks for Father’s Day 2013.
Looking forward to a summer of fun on the water? Here we take a look at everything from flip flops and floppy hats to inflatable kayaks and SUPs.
The pocket-size Davis Turbo Meter anemometer can accurately measure the wind speed up to 99 miles per hour. The turbine is suspended on sapphire bearings,
This ice tray fits in a boat’s freezer, doesn’t spill, and doesn’t absorb odors.
A walk through the Miami Boat Show reveals a lot of new boat gadgets
After a whiff of gas from an outboard engine sends this experienced circumnavigator in search of electric power, he files this report on his experiences with one model, the Torqeedo Travel 1003. Sail Green: Product Review from our December 2012 issue.
Reading while sailing, reading about sailing, reading about sailing while sailing… we like it all. Take a look at Cruising World‘s 2012 roundup of books to bring aboard.
The solar-powered LumiQuest SoLite is weatherproof and attaches to almost anything. New Products from our November 2012 issue.
Product Review: Hand lotion and lip salve work when it’s raw outside.
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