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By Adam Cort Posted September 24, 2010
Both Harken and Selden have unveiled self-tailers that can ease a sail under load, with your fingers safely out of the way and the line under complete control. More
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By Adam Cort Posted September 24, 2010
The LineGrabber allows you to attach a line or anchor snubber at any point along another line More
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By Tim Bartlett Posted September 21, 2010
New electronics to check out at this year's fall boat shows More
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By Adam Cort Posted September 14, 2010
Seaview Sail Pods from PYI More
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By Adam Cort Posted September 14, 2010
Tri-Color Anchor Navigation Light from Signal Mate uses a clear window on top to allow the white stern light to shine upward More
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By Adam Cort Posted August 16, 2010
Ronstan's new Core Block Series features a unique two-stage bearing system for maximum strength and minimum weight More
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By Adam Cort Posted August 16, 2010
Gill's new three-layer smock offers improved protection and comfort for sailing offshore More
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Sailmon Instruments' vibrant displays make reading easier, no matter what time it is More
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Facnor's new FlatDeck furler More
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Viking Life-Saving Equipment's newest revelation More
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By Adam Cort Posted July 29, 2010
Whether it’s used on a through-hull fitting or a hose on your diesel engine, a hose clamp is a critical piece of equipment, so it pays to use a good one that fits More
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By Adam Cort Posted July 29, 2010
The solar-powered RailLight Premium LED light comes with a QuickMount attachment “system” featuring multiple attachment options More
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By Adam Cort Posted June 30, 2010
The Shakespeare's Galaxy 5445 antenna is lightweight, affordable, and has the simplest installation we could hope for. More
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Have your favorite nautical chart silk screened on a natural cotton canvas bag. More
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By Charlie Garrard Posted June 1, 2010
The ShadeTree Awning provides sturdy relief afloat on a hot day. More
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Prada teams up with BMW Oracle to make some killer shades More
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By Adam Cort Posted May 3, 2010
Measure the wind direction and velocity from hundreds of yards away More
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Our Editors' picks from the April 2010 Edition More
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By Mark Smith Posted April 6, 2010
A software engineer-turned-sailor shares his thoughts on the best of what's out there More
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By Adam Cort Posted April 5, 2010
Vesper Marines AIS WatchMate RX More
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By Peter Nielsen Posted March 23, 2010
Shurhold's towels get rid of annoying little flaws better than cotton rag, and you can wash them and reuse them More
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By Peter Nielsen Posted March 23, 2010
This three-blade plastic prop improved performance under power and experienced minimal corrosion; read this expanded review from the April issue More
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A new fastener from Surefas makes it easier to secure down canvas covers and dodgers More
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Antal's new halyard lock allows you to lock in your main at any reefed position More
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This new line of instruments from Nexus Marine features 2 1/2 inch digits for easy-reading on the water More
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At last, sailing pants that are spiffy enough to wear to the club after you step off the boat More
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By David Schmidt Posted March 1, 2010
Powered winches can take the strain out of sailing More
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By Adam Cort Posted February 26, 2010
For those times when you don’t feel like building arm strength there’s the WinchRite. More
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By David Schmidt Posted February 11, 2010
Gerber's newest folding knife has all the makings of a perfect sailing knife More
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By David Schmidt Posted January 26, 2010
SAIL recognizes the year's most innovative gear for cruising, racing, safety, and electronics More
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By Charles Mason Posted January 20, 2010
Here’s a new lightweight and eco-friendly carrying bag that’s made from recycled woven polypropylene. More
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Necessary advice for the trailer sailor More
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By Charles Mason Posted January 11, 2010
New books from Cruising Guides Publications for your next trip South! More
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By Peter Nielsen Posted December 21, 2009
Read our review of these wireless, solar-powered instruments More
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By Adam Cort Posted December 21, 2009
Keep Your Monitor in the Clear More
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By David Schmidt Posted December 1, 2009
SAIL searches high and low each year for a wide variety of holiday gifts, ranging from small stocking-stuffer items to bigger, super-cool items. More
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By David Schmidt Posted November 19, 2009
The new M-626L thermal-imaging system from FLIR Systems took the grand prize of Overall Winner of the 2009 DAME awards. More
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By David Schmidt Posted November 19, 2009
Colligo Marine is now taking orders for made-to-order twelve-strand Dynex Dux shrouds, backstays, and forestays. More
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By David Schmidt Posted November 2, 2009
Harken’s new Radial winches are lighter, more efficient, safer, easier to install, and easier to upgrade to powered units than any other winch available on the market. More
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By Charles Mason Posted October 22, 2009
25th Anniversary Party More
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By David Schmidt Posted October 21, 2009
Innovative way of keeping your batteries trickle-charged More
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By Meredith Laitos Posted October 15, 2009
Women's Ultra Maine and Men's Cabo Shandal More
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Speed Thrills And More More
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New Gear More
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By David Schmidt Posted August 18, 2009
Hella Marine's NaviLED PRO navigation lights use 10% of the power consumed by an incandescent bulb. More
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By David Schmidt Posted August 18, 2009
Quick Nautical Equipment unveils two new vertical windlasses, the Aleph and the Dylan. More
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By David Schmidt Posted August 18, 2009
The Atlantis Hybrid Bib and Aegis Spraytop are two of Atlantis Weather Gear's newest items in its coastal sailing line. More
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By Tom Nunlist Posted August 18, 2009
Looking for new ways to have fun while cruising? Check out these fun and inflatable boat toys. More
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By David Schmidt Posted August 5, 2009
The MN30 anemometer kit is wireless and solar-powered, with a display head taps into your boat’s 12-volt battery. More
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By David Schmidt Posted August 5, 2009
The Atlantic Weather Gear Grand Prix is a simple, waterproof and windproof softshell jacket. More
