Trinka 10 Sailing Dinghy
With its wine-glass transom, sweeping sheer and plumb bow, the Trinka 10, designed by Bruce Bingham, is a boat that’s as easy to look at as it is to sail.
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With its wine-glass transom, sweeping sheer and plumb bow, the Trinka 10, designed by Bruce Bingham, is a boat that’s as easy to look at as it is to sail.
An affordable but rugged tender that you can row, sail and motor, Walker Bay’s 8- and 10-foot model is also customizable to fit your needs.
The rugged little 7-foot-8-inch roto-molded rowboat is also meant to do duty as a sailboat, motorboat and even a lifeboat.
The Dyer Dhow is a good-looking and versatile tender that’s easily rowed and lovely under sail.
When choosing an inflatable dinghy for your sailboat, understanding which options match your cruising style and stowage capacity will help you make the right decision.
We put sailing dinghies to the test to determine who’s got the fun factor.
Prolong the life of your boat’s inflatable tender with this DIY canvas cover.
Have a problem onboard? Not for long! These pieces of gear can help you solve problems, from big to small on board.
When it comes to propelling your tender, a lot has happened over a short period. Here are your options.
From a small and simple roll-up to a comfortable console RIB, no matter what your space or crew constraints, there is a tender for you.
Learn how to get the most out of your hard tender with these tips for oar selection, rowing and sculling.
It’s a funny thing about old boats. While we think nothing of taking an ax to a rotted set of stairs or a tumbledown shed,
With its wine-glass transom, sweeping sheer and plumb bow, the Trinka 10, designed by Bruce Bingham, is a boat that’s as easy to look at as it is to sail.
An affordable but rugged tender that you can row, sail and motor, Walker Bay’s 8- and 10-foot model is also customizable to fit your needs.
The rugged little 7-foot-8-inch roto-molded rowboat is also meant to do duty as a sailboat, motorboat and even a lifeboat.
The Dyer Dhow is a good-looking and versatile tender that’s easily rowed and lovely under sail.
When choosing an inflatable dinghy for your sailboat, understanding which options match your cruising style and stowage capacity will help you make the right decision.
We put sailing dinghies to the test to determine who’s got the fun factor.
Prolong the life of your boat’s inflatable tender with this DIY canvas cover.
Have a problem onboard? Not for long! These pieces of gear can help you solve problems, from big to small on board.
When it comes to propelling your tender, a lot has happened over a short period. Here are your options.
From a small and simple roll-up to a comfortable console RIB, no matter what your space or crew constraints, there is a tender for you.
Learn how to get the most out of your hard tender with these tips for oar selection, rowing and sculling.
It’s a funny thing about old boats. While we think nothing of taking an ax to a rotted set of stairs or a tumbledown shed,
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