Yacht Events • 12/06/2025 Naples yacht club: a detailed look at its facilities, events, and membership benefits
Product Test • 12/05/2026 Kwik Tek Large Hull Hugger Boat Fender Review: a long, foldable fender that actually protects a big chunk of hull ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Kwik Tek Large Hull Hugger is basically a long, foldable wall of padding for your boat. It’s not fancy, it’s not stylish, but it covers a big chunk of hull and does it reliably. The six foam blocks and tough vinyl/polyester shell feel ready for real‑world abuse: rough docks, concrete edges, rand... by Clive Harrington
Product Test • 12/05/2026 ACOMUZI Inflatable Boat Fenders Review: big, tough bumpers that actually save space on board ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using this ACOMUZI inflatable boat fender on several real-world dockings, my opinion is that it’s a practical, no-nonsense bumper that does its job without taking over your storage space. The PVC feels thick enough to trust, the long shape protects a good section of hull, and the D-rings make... by Tanaka Hiroshi
Product Test • 12/05/2026 globalptt Vehicle PoC Radios Review: simple 4G walkie talkies that actually work across the country ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the globalptt Vehicle PoC Radios for a while, my feeling is simple: they’re practical, fairly robust, and do exactly what they claim, as long as you remember they depend fully on mobile coverage. In normal UK driving – motorways, cities, most towns – they work really well. Audio is clear... by Tanaka Hiroshi
Product Test • 12/05/2026 Taidda Boat Grill Review: a no-frills stainless BBQ that gets the job done on the water ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the Taidda marine grill in real conditions, I see it as a practical, no-frills boat BBQ that does what it says. The 304 stainless build, 200 sq in cooking area, and 12,000 BTU burner are enough for normal boat meals, and the 360° rotating mount is genuinely useful on windy days. It light... by Liam McAllister
Product Test • 12/05/2026 Zcamp KI19 Review: a compact 12/24V car fridge that just quietly gets the job done ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the Zcamp KI19 19L for trips, shopping runs, and a couple of small gatherings, my opinion is pretty clear: it’s a straightforward, competent little car fridge/freezer that does what most people actually need. It cools quickly, holds temperature well, and can genuinely freeze things if yo... by Tanaka Hiroshi
Product Test • 12/05/2026 12V Electric Boat Winch & Anchor Windlass Review: cheap electric anchoring for small boats, with a few catches ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After a handful of trips using this 12V electric boat winch, my take is pretty clear: it’s a practical upgrade for small boats if you keep your expectations realistic. It pulls a light anchor reliably, saves you from hauling muddy rope by hand, and the wireless remote genuinely makes solo anchoring... by Fletcher Irvine
Product Test • 12/05/2026 YaeMarine 3-Step Teak Swim Platform Ladder Review: a decent budget ladder with a few catches ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The YaeMarine 3-step inboard teak swim platform ladder is a functional budget option that looks nicer than a plain metal ladder but doesn’t feel like a premium marine product. It does the basic job: you can climb in and out of the water without too much effort, the teak platform is comfortable enoug... by Christophe Leblanc
Product Test • 12/05/2026 ACWYENN 10'x18" Inflatable Boat Fender Review: a big, space‑saving bumper for docks and raft‑ups ★★★★★ ★★★★★ Overall, I’d call the ACWYENN 10'x18" inflatable boat fender a pretty solid piece of gear for casual boaters who want big coverage without giving up storage space. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do: gives you a long, cushioned barrier between your boat and a dock or another hull. The PVC feel... by Tanaka Hiroshi
Product Test • 12/05/2026 Akozon Boat Bow Anchor Roller Review: a simple stainless bracket that does the job without drama ★★★★★ ★★★★★ If you’re running a small to mid-sized boat and you just want a straightforward anchor roller that protects your bow and makes anchoring less of a hassle, the Akozon 15-inch bow anchor roller does the job. It’s a simple fixed design with a 304 stainless bracket and a nylon roller, and in real use it... by Aria Johansson
Polycraft 10Kg Fibreglass Repair Kit Review: a big, no-nonsense bundle for serious repairs Product Test • 12/05/2026 Polycraft 10Kg Fibreglass Repair Kit Review: a big, no-nonsense bundle for serious repairs ★★★★★ ★★★★★ The Polycraft 10Kg Fibreglass Repair Kit is a big, straightforward bundle for people who actually want to get serious repairs done. The resin wets out well, the 450gsm mat is decent quality, and the cured results feel strong and reliable. It handled a boat hull repair, a roof patch, and a few smalle... by Clive Harrington
Product Test • 12/05/2026 Don Casey's Complete Illustrated Sailboat Maintenance Manual Review: the fat reference book that actually lives on the boat ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using Don Casey's Complete Illustrated Sailboat Maintenance Manual through one full season, I see it as a solid, no-nonsense reference for people who actually work on their own boats. It’s big, a bit old-school, and not perfect, but it covers hull, deck, rig, electrics, engines, and interiors... by Christophe Leblanc
Product Test • 12/05/2026 SavvyCraft Mainsail Boom Cover Review: a thick, no-nonsense cover that does the job for less than custom ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the SavvyCraft 9'-10' mainsail boom cover for a while, my overall feeling is pretty straightforward: it’s a solid, practical cover that trades some finesse and perfect fit for a much lower price. The fabric is thick enough, the zipper and buckles feel reliable, and the design with the ma... by Clive Harrington
Product Test • 12/05/2026 SYNCO XTALK X5 Review: a no-nonsense wireless intercom kit for small crews ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the SYNCO XTALK X5 on real jobs, my take is simple: it does what it says, with a few compromises, and that’s enough for a lot of people. The strong points are clear: reliable full-duplex communication, long battery life, simple pairing, and a practical domination mode that actually helps... by Tanaka Hiroshi
Product Test • 12/05/2026 EVGATSAUTO Marine Chart Plotter Review: budget boat GPS that gets the basics done ★★★★★ ★★★★★ After using the EVGATSAUTO marine chart plotter for a handful of real outings, my take is pretty straightforward: it’s a functional, budget-friendly plotter that covers the basics well enough, but it’s not trying to compete with the big brands on polish or features. The GNSS performance is solid, th... by Isabella Cortez
Maintenance Tips • 12/05/2026 Weather routing for the owner-driver: reading pressure charts the way a delivery skipper does Practical guide to Mediterranean yacht weather routing for fuel‑wise seamanship. Learn how to read pressure charts, GRIB files and forecasts to plan efficient passages, protect range and keep crew comfortable.
Yacht Reviews • 08/05/2026 Inside an Oyster 565: what the first long weekend teaches a new owner In-depth Oyster 565 review for serious bluewater sailors: real-world performance data, owner-focused handling, interior layout, running costs and how it compares with rivals like the Hallberg-Rassy 57 and Amel 55. by Aria Johansson
Buying Guides • 04/05/2026 Catamaran or monohull for a Mediterranean week: the real trade-offs nobody explains at the broker's desk Catamaran vs monohull in the Mediterranean: motion, marinas, real costs and comfort. Clear guidance for charter or purchase decisions across three real crew profiles. by Aria Johansson
Maintenance Tips • 24/04/2026 Fifteen checks before re-launch: the quiet discipline that saves the summer season Build a disciplined yacht maintenance checklist with concrete service intervals and practical checks for hull, engine, electrics, rig and safety gear to keep your boat reliable all season. by Elijah Brown-King
Choosing your first yacht: the quiet questions that separate a good hull from a lovely brochure Buying Guides • 21/04/2026 Choosing your first yacht: the quiet questions that separate a good hull from a lovely brochure Learn how to choose your first yacht: assess your real usage, read layouts like an insider, understand hull materials and running costs, and work effectively with brokers to buy a beginner-friendly boat you can truly afford to enjoy. by Christophe Leblanc
Maintenance Tips • 13/04/2026 What every invictus yacht owner should know about design, space and marine charter life Explore what defines the modern invictus yacht owner, from design and shipyard choices to charter strategy, onboard life and long term marine planning. by Clive Harrington
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