Electronic Boat Flares Have the Advantage in Safety
The disadvantages of pyrotechnics flares are being fixed with electronic models
The disadvantages of pyrotechnics flares are being fixed with electronic models
By understanding how your eyes work in low-light conditions, you can ensure that your vision doesn’t fail you when you most need it.
Michael and Ken Keyworth are on a quest to find an emergency steering remedy that will help bluewater cruisers and racers reach a safe port unassisted.
These tips from the September 1985 issue of Cruising World will help you avoid dangerous jumbles on line on deck.
Seamanship: Knowing when and where to look for fog, and what to do when encountering it, are necessary skills for peripatetic cruising sailors.
Employ these tips for crew safety and you’ll avoid having to put your MOB retrieval skills to use.
Learn how to tie a trucker’s hitch with this simple user submitted step-by-step guide.
Learn how to get the most out of your hard tender with these tips for oar selection, rowing and sculling.
Experimental map goes live June 1 and helps boat owners monitor predicted flooding of mooring fields and low lying areas of U.S. East and Gulf coasts in real time in advance of tropical cyclones.
Some knot tips for cruisers: Add a well-placed slippery hitch to ensure that your knots come undone when you want them to.
It’s important to know the difference between the two before the captain hands you a bill.
With their 35-foot trimaran dismasted off Nicaragua, this sailing family not only rescued themselves but also engineered a way to rerig in a remote jungle stream.
The disadvantages of pyrotechnics flares are being fixed with electronic models
By understanding how your eyes work in low-light conditions, you can ensure that your vision doesn’t fail you when you most need it.
Michael and Ken Keyworth are on a quest to find an emergency steering remedy that will help bluewater cruisers and racers reach a safe port unassisted.
These tips from the September 1985 issue of Cruising World will help you avoid dangerous jumbles on line on deck.
Seamanship: Knowing when and where to look for fog, and what to do when encountering it, are necessary skills for peripatetic cruising sailors.
Employ these tips for crew safety and you’ll avoid having to put your MOB retrieval skills to use.
Learn how to tie a trucker’s hitch with this simple user submitted step-by-step guide.
Learn how to get the most out of your hard tender with these tips for oar selection, rowing and sculling.
Experimental map goes live June 1 and helps boat owners monitor predicted flooding of mooring fields and low lying areas of U.S. East and Gulf coasts in real time in advance of tropical cyclones.
Some knot tips for cruisers: Add a well-placed slippery hitch to ensure that your knots come undone when you want them to.
It’s important to know the difference between the two before the captain hands you a bill.
With their 35-foot trimaran dismasted off Nicaragua, this sailing family not only rescued themselves but also engineered a way to rerig in a remote jungle stream.
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