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ADVENTURE AWAITS

The 40-knot Arksen 28 enables all-season, all-weather boating.

MODULAR LUXURY

PRESTIGE YACHTS' SECOND CATAMARAN, THE 65-FOOT M8, LETS OWNERS CUSTOMIZE THEIR SPACES.

GEAR Up for COLD WEATHER

Long after the big boat is put away for the season, the right clothes get you out on the water in a variety of small craft.

KEYED UP

Unlock the rich history and culture of Key West, Florida, on your next cruise to the Conch Republic.

TENDER Feelings

Choosing the right dinghy is just the start. Keeping it clean, not getting it stolen, and protecting it from punctures can involve a lifetime of learning.

A NEW DAY

Kirsten Neuschäfer's life of adventure leads to victory in the Golden Globe solo round-the-world race.

BE SMART ABOUT THINKING DIRTY

Choosing the right fuel filters can go a long way toward stopping contamination problems in your diesel engines.

ᎳOᎡᎢᎻ ᎢᎻᎬ WAIT

THE TWO-STATEROOM, 37-PLUS-KNOT SUNSEEKER SUPERHAWK 55 IS THE SERIES' BIGGEST AND MOST LUXURIOUS YACHT TO DATE.

BETTER BOATING

The Hinckley JetStick 4 adds technology updates for precision when docking or holding a heading out on the water.

POWER AND FINESSE

Scout Boats' 67 LXS combines 52-knot speed with amenities that anglers and weekenders will enjoy.

ELECTRIFYING WINCHES

Tired of breaking my biceps on manual winches, I've employed some great tools that help-and that also do a whole lot more on the boat.

AT Long LAST

The technical details of the boat's construction are compelling, but as a grander yarn, the creation of At Last is a tale of family, collaboration and friendship.

JIBING 101

Jibing can be a thing of beauty or a dangerous disaster. Here's how to make sure you and your crew are up to the task.

ECO-FRIENDLY ELEGANCE

Winch Design's Arc in Colour furniture is made from recycled fishing nets, textile waste and plantation teak.

POWER PLAYER

The head-turning Mangusta Beachouse is Caribbean-bound for the winter charter season.

SUN AND FUN

THE GALEON YACHTS 440 FLY IS THOUGHTFULLY DESIGNED WITH THE CRUISING FAMILY IN MIND.

ESTABLISHING PROOF

Raymarine's Axiom 2 multi-function displays fit any waterline and activity.

THE CLASSIC CAL 40

A sailor and an iconic vessel are reunited for a voyage down memory lane.

TO Name a BOAT

In order to envision our next cruising adventure, we had to look to the past.

Lessons Learned

When it comes to home-schooling the kids while cruising, these parents learned that flexibility, and sometimes changing course, is key.

THE Other BOAT

These four dinghies have features and options that can add safety and fun to any mothership.

HAVING IT ALL

When I was 60, I decided to embrace a lifestyle of commuter cruising. Fifteen years later, it's still one of the best decisions I've ever made.

MOSS, MUSHROOMS AND HYDROFOILS

Paul Bieker has been innovating high-performance design for decades while staying true to his Pacific Northwest roots.

THREE-DIMENSIONAL JIB-LEAD ADJUSTMENTS

Floating jib leads give trimmers more dynamic control of the headsail profile.

JUSTINE THE MACHINE

This self-effacing Swiss sailor has-in her quiet and understated way become one of the stars of offshore ocean racing in recent years, whether as part of a winning crew in The Ocean Race or building her credentials as a top-class solo racer.

BETTER TOGETHER

Success over three decades comes down to making it meaningful.

SIMPLE STEPS TO CONSISTENT SPEED

Boatspeed is the magic ingredient for winning races because we can get away with bad decisions if we are fast, but we can't make good choices if we're slow.

Auxiliary Rear Station Build

From past fishing experiences, I've learned that quick changes in speed and direction are often required when retrieving a hooked fish.

BALANCE ON THE PINNACLE

The path to gender equity in the Olympics has been a long and twisted one, but when the sailors assemble in Marseille next year, we'll finally see what's been a long time coming.

TARGETED PERFORMERS

Defending their title at the 420 Youth Worlds in July, Freddie Parkin and Asher Beck were on a roll-until they weren't.