10 Best Used Cruising Sailboats
They may take a little elbow grease and require a few new parts, but here’s a look at some of the best cruising sailboats that can sail afar for less than $100,000.
They may take a little elbow grease and require a few new parts, but here’s a look at some of the best cruising sailboats that can sail afar for less than $100,000.
Marine photographer Onne van der Wal shares details from the refit of his Pearson 36.
Weather the storm with these essential tips for preparing your boat for a hurricane or storm.
If you’ve made the investment in a new dodger or other canvas covers for your boat, a little care can go a long way toward increasing the life of the material.
Depending on your boat, deck layout and itinerary, there can be more than one way to protect your cockpit, companionway and crew from seas and heavy spray.
When our mainsail blew out, we skipped the dumpster and used a little creativity to sew new life into the old rags.
Budget, pride and curiosity lead a do-it-yourselfer to handle a project that would be easier left to the pros.
With a lot of ingenuity and a few homemade parts, a Florida liveaboard sailor unplugs from the grid in comfort.
Does your boat have a teak interior? Follow these reader-suggested steps to keep it gleaming.
With simple tools and inexpensive materials, even a do-it-yourselfer of modest skills can fashion this clean, efficient dodger and bimini.
Don’t wait till the hurricane flag flies to ready your boat. Here’s a checklist to make sure you’re ready for a coming storm.
Reader Bob Methven shares his method of handline fishing while underway.
They may take a little elbow grease and require a few new parts, but here’s a look at some of the best cruising sailboats that can sail afar for less than $100,000.
Marine photographer Onne van der Wal shares details from the refit of his Pearson 36.
Weather the storm with these essential tips for preparing your boat for a hurricane or storm.
If you’ve made the investment in a new dodger or other canvas covers for your boat, a little care can go a long way toward increasing the life of the material.
Depending on your boat, deck layout and itinerary, there can be more than one way to protect your cockpit, companionway and crew from seas and heavy spray.
When our mainsail blew out, we skipped the dumpster and used a little creativity to sew new life into the old rags.
Budget, pride and curiosity lead a do-it-yourselfer to handle a project that would be easier left to the pros.
With a lot of ingenuity and a few homemade parts, a Florida liveaboard sailor unplugs from the grid in comfort.
Does your boat have a teak interior? Follow these reader-suggested steps to keep it gleaming.
With simple tools and inexpensive materials, even a do-it-yourselfer of modest skills can fashion this clean, efficient dodger and bimini.
Don’t wait till the hurricane flag flies to ready your boat. Here’s a checklist to make sure you’re ready for a coming storm.
Reader Bob Methven shares his method of handline fishing while underway.
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