The Cockpit: Control Central
Design Trends/Part IV: Once a place to steer and trim — period — the contemporary cockpit has become a considered haven at rest and under way.
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Design Trends/Part IV: Once a place to steer and trim — period — the contemporary cockpit has become a considered haven at rest and under way.
Cruising Club of America members put on their thinking caps to come up with environmentally friendly sailboat design recommendations.
Design ratios tell a story, but to get the real picture about a vessel, sail area, displacement, and ballast deserve a longer look.
Don Street takes a look back at Mark’s Ark, a light, easily rowed, flat-bottomed dinghy built for son. Web extra from our April 2012 issue.
Design Trends/Part IV: Once a place to steer and trim — period — the contemporary cockpit has become a considered haven at rest and under way.
Cruising Club of America members put on their thinking caps to come up with environmentally friendly sailboat design recommendations.
Design ratios tell a story, but to get the real picture about a vessel, sail area, displacement, and ballast deserve a longer look.
Don Street takes a look back at Mark’s Ark, a light, easily rowed, flat-bottomed dinghy built for son. Web extra from our April 2012 issue.
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