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j/24

At The Crack o’ Noon

A group of friends pay homage to a great little boat aboard with a history of laughs and a well-stocked cooler.

J112E

J/112E

J/Boats’ versatile new J/112E lets the cruising skipper dial in as much performance as desired.

J/88

The team at J/Boats is incapable of producing a slow, boring boat, and this new 29-footer is ideal for fast, family-oriented daysailing and racing, as well as weekend getaways. Belowdecks, there’s a pair of full-length settee berths, a private head forward and an optional V-berth.

One More Sail Before Casting Off

Aaron Hawkins decided to spend his last morning in Rhode Island sailing, simply for the pleasure of sailing. He guided a J/24 past the breakwater to let the bow dip into the waves and allowed the spray to wash over the deck. In less than a day he’d leave for the British Virgin Islands to assume his position as the first mate on Ocean Star, Sea|Mester’s 88-foot sail-training schooner.

J/108

In terms of cruising amenities, the shoal-draft J/108 picks up where its smaller sibling, the J/95, left off. “Boat Review” from our April 2012 issue.

J/108

In terms of cruising amenities, the shoal-draft J/108 picks up where its smaller sibling, the J/95, left off. Web extra from our April 2012 issue. Photos by Billy Black.

J/97

Racer? Cruiser? There’s no sense splitting hairs when sizing up this fine-sailing boat. A boat review from our February 2010 issue

j/24

At The Crack o’ Noon

A group of friends pay homage to a great little boat aboard with a history of laughs and a well-stocked cooler.

J112E

J/112E

J/Boats’ versatile new J/112E lets the cruising skipper dial in as much performance as desired.

J/88

The team at J/Boats is incapable of producing a slow, boring boat, and this new 29-footer is ideal for fast, family-oriented daysailing and racing, as well as weekend getaways. Belowdecks, there’s a pair of full-length settee berths, a private head forward and an optional V-berth.

One More Sail Before Casting Off

Aaron Hawkins decided to spend his last morning in Rhode Island sailing, simply for the pleasure of sailing. He guided a J/24 past the breakwater to let the bow dip into the waves and allowed the spray to wash over the deck. In less than a day he’d leave for the British Virgin Islands to assume his position as the first mate on Ocean Star, Sea|Mester’s 88-foot sail-training schooner.

J/108

In terms of cruising amenities, the shoal-draft J/108 picks up where its smaller sibling, the J/95, left off. “Boat Review” from our April 2012 issue.

J/108

In terms of cruising amenities, the shoal-draft J/108 picks up where its smaller sibling, the J/95, left off. Web extra from our April 2012 issue. Photos by Billy Black.

J/97

Racer? Cruiser? There’s no sense splitting hairs when sizing up this fine-sailing boat. A boat review from our February 2010 issue

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