Zim Sailing Gets ILCA Green Light
Zim Sailing is now a licensed builder of ILCA dinghies having been approved by the class and World Sailing, bringing ILCA production back to the States.
Zim Sailing is now a licensed builder of ILCA dinghies having been approved by the class and World Sailing, bringing ILCA production back to the States.
Zim Sailing gets the nod to build boats for the International Sunfish Class Association, welcome news for “Fish” fanatics in the US.
Author and researcher David Gendell explores the dark final days of the yacht that launched sailing’s legendary regatta.
Nautor’s ClubSwan 28 gets owners into the club with fast and high-tech package.
Pogo Structures announces its new model, designed for IRC and offshore sailing.
Auster Yachts’ Z24, a refreshing and fun all-purpose daysailer, is a top choice for its simplicity and speed.
RS Sailboats does rotomolded dinghies like no one else and the Toura, their latest 15-footer, is its best yet.
The Dragonfly 40 Ultimate is a work of art inside and out, and when the sails are up, this tri flies.
The Italia 14.98 stands out amongst the crowd with a style, luxury and undeniable performance all its own.
The HH44 Sport Cruiser elevates big catamaran sailing with an innovative package that looks and sails as well as it performs.
Looking back over previous editions of Boat of the Year, we’re comforted know the judges know how to pick ’em.
Xquisite Yachts’ Sportcat 30 is designed to train new big-catamaran owners, but as a one-design fleet, the lightweight and simple cat would be a blast. Here’s the details on this nominee for Sailing World’s 2024 Boat of the Year.
Zim Sailing is now a licensed builder of ILCA dinghies having been approved by the class and World Sailing, bringing ILCA production back to the States.
Zim Sailing gets the nod to build boats for the International Sunfish Class Association, welcome news for “Fish” fanatics in the US.
Author and researcher David Gendell explores the dark final days of the yacht that launched sailing’s legendary regatta.
Nautor’s ClubSwan 28 gets owners into the club with fast and high-tech package.
Pogo Structures announces its new model, designed for IRC and offshore sailing.
Auster Yachts’ Z24, a refreshing and fun all-purpose daysailer, is a top choice for its simplicity and speed.
RS Sailboats does rotomolded dinghies like no one else and the Toura, their latest 15-footer, is its best yet.
The Dragonfly 40 Ultimate is a work of art inside and out, and when the sails are up, this tri flies.
The Italia 14.98 stands out amongst the crowd with a style, luxury and undeniable performance all its own.
The HH44 Sport Cruiser elevates big catamaran sailing with an innovative package that looks and sails as well as it performs.
Looking back over previous editions of Boat of the Year, we’re comforted know the judges know how to pick ’em.
Xquisite Yachts’ Sportcat 30 is designed to train new big-catamaran owners, but as a one-design fleet, the lightweight and simple cat would be a blast. Here’s the details on this nominee for Sailing World’s 2024 Boat of the Year.
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