From Zenda Comes The New Melges 19
The Melges 19, a high-powered triplehander from Melges Performance Boatworks adds another hot ride to the Zenda builder’s dinghy lineup.
The Melges 19, a high-powered triplehander from Melges Performance Boatworks adds another hot ride to the Zenda builder’s dinghy lineup.
RS Sailing adds the Aira 22 keelboat to its lineup of recreational sailboats. This one is designed and built for families and sailing schools alike.
One trend among US yacht clubs is to engage new and existing members with a club fleet this new builder says its just the boat.
Nautor Swan teases its smallest boat yet with a 28-foot entre into the ClubSwan line, due out this summer.
Storm Marine, founded by three American sailing industry experts, looks to build domestic boats for the country’s growing recreational sailing population.
Wally is back in the grand-prix racing game with a Botin Partners-designed 51-footer for one-design and coastal racing.
Nautor Swan’s flagship 125-footer sets sail after a long and complex construction, beginning a season of development and record-setting passages.
One brief afternoon outing confirms the new RS21 is well worth the wait.
The most aggressive-looking design yet from Nautor’s Swan has already established fleets in Europe and takes our prize for Best One-Design.
Simply put, the J/121 is a bucket-list boat, designed to tackle adventure-style races where it’s more about the experience than winning.
The UFO is otherworldly, the judges agree, with the potential to disrupt the dinghy-sailing scene as an all-access low-cost foiler.
Technology has advanced on a steep curve in the past few decades, and in coming years we will see more come into play on the racecourse.
The Melges 19, a high-powered triplehander from Melges Performance Boatworks adds another hot ride to the Zenda builder’s dinghy lineup.
RS Sailing adds the Aira 22 keelboat to its lineup of recreational sailboats. This one is designed and built for families and sailing schools alike.
One trend among US yacht clubs is to engage new and existing members with a club fleet this new builder says its just the boat.
Nautor Swan teases its smallest boat yet with a 28-foot entre into the ClubSwan line, due out this summer.
Storm Marine, founded by three American sailing industry experts, looks to build domestic boats for the country’s growing recreational sailing population.
Wally is back in the grand-prix racing game with a Botin Partners-designed 51-footer for one-design and coastal racing.
Nautor Swan’s flagship 125-footer sets sail after a long and complex construction, beginning a season of development and record-setting passages.
One brief afternoon outing confirms the new RS21 is well worth the wait.
The most aggressive-looking design yet from Nautor’s Swan has already established fleets in Europe and takes our prize for Best One-Design.
Simply put, the J/121 is a bucket-list boat, designed to tackle adventure-style races where it’s more about the experience than winning.
The UFO is otherworldly, the judges agree, with the potential to disrupt the dinghy-sailing scene as an all-access low-cost foiler.
Technology has advanced on a steep curve in the past few decades, and in coming years we will see more come into play on the racecourse.
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