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The salopette’s versatility is what makes it an ideal piece of gear.
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The salopette’s versatility is what makes it an ideal piece of gear.
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The applications and benefits of the Cyclops Marine load sensing technology allow professional and amateur teams to better understand what’s happening with rig and control lines.
As boats become faster, impact become greater, which has many sailors accepting helmets as standard equipment.
Looking for a clean way to keep a traveler-mounted, tied mainsheet block upright? At a recent MC Scow event, I discovered what many scow sailors are doing.
The more you explore the depths of your autopilot’s capabilities, the better your own ability to sell the boat to its peak efficiency, especially when racing shorthanded.
For dinghy sailing, this this and comfortable neoprene top could be your go-to piece of kit all summer long.
If you’re seeking a reliable co-skipper that can deliver to the targets all watch long, without any relief, you’re in luck because modern autopilots are faster and more reliable than even the best professional hand on the helm.
North Sails goes all in with its new foul weather range, delivering what should be top-of-the line gear that’s built to last.
It’s always cool when a sailboat hardware company can be nimble—recognizing a need, quickly tooling up and starting production, all within a few months. Case in point is Harken’s new 13mm ball-bearing car, which became available this past April.
The salopette’s versatility is what makes it an ideal piece of gear.
Sailing Gear Find the latest performance sailing gear reviews including, racing equipment, foul weather gear, marine gear and sailing accessories. All tested and reviewed at
THE FUTURE IS NOW: Introducing Best Marine Electronics & Technology Your new comprehensive resource for on-the-water innovation and information To expand the possibilities of life
On the Water with Luna Rossa Prada Pirelli Team and Mustang Survival Guaranteed protection against the elements Advertisement Professional sailors don’t have time to think
The applications and benefits of the Cyclops Marine load sensing technology allow professional and amateur teams to better understand what’s happening with rig and control lines.
As boats become faster, impact become greater, which has many sailors accepting helmets as standard equipment.
Looking for a clean way to keep a traveler-mounted, tied mainsheet block upright? At a recent MC Scow event, I discovered what many scow sailors are doing.
The more you explore the depths of your autopilot’s capabilities, the better your own ability to sell the boat to its peak efficiency, especially when racing shorthanded.
For dinghy sailing, this this and comfortable neoprene top could be your go-to piece of kit all summer long.
If you’re seeking a reliable co-skipper that can deliver to the targets all watch long, without any relief, you’re in luck because modern autopilots are faster and more reliable than even the best professional hand on the helm.
North Sails goes all in with its new foul weather range, delivering what should be top-of-the line gear that’s built to last.
It’s always cool when a sailboat hardware company can be nimble—recognizing a need, quickly tooling up and starting production, all within a few months. Case in point is Harken’s new 13mm ball-bearing car, which became available this past April.
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