Inflatable Passerelle: How to Choose It, Pros and Cons
Choosing an inflatable passerelle comes down to matching four practical variables to your boat and your habits: the length you need to bridge the gap between stern and quay, the load it must carry,...
Lazy Jacks: What They Are and How to Adjust Them
Lazy jacks are a system of light lines rigged on both sides of the mainsail that catch, hold and funnel the sail down onto the boom as you lower it, stopping the canvas from spilling across the dec...
What a Low-Friction Ring Is Used For: Uses on Board
A low-friction ring is used to redirect, lead and multiply the pull of a line while cutting friction, without the moving parts of a traditional block. It is a lightweight alloy ring, usually anodis...
How to Pick Up a Mooring Buoy Single-Handed
In short: to pick up a mooring buoy on your own, prepare everything on deck before the approach, come in against wind or current at minimum speed, stop the boat with the buoy near the bow by the gu...
Low-Friction Ring or Block? How to Choose
In short: choose a low-friction ring when you want lightness, simplicity and near-zero maintenance on lightly loaded turning points or static loads; choose a sheaved block when you need repeated tu...
Freshwater Tank Cleaning: Steps, Products, and Frequency
A dependable supply of good-tasting water is one of the quiet luxuries of life under sail. Yet tanks live in the dark and warm corners of a hull—ideal conditions for biofilm, odors, and scale to ta...
Summer Sale · August 15 → 31
Summer Sale.
Summer Sale prices across the whole catalogue. Discount already applied, no code to enter. On September 1 everything goes back to list price, automatically.