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Already de rigueur with many performance-oriented sailors, easy-to-handle lightweight sails are gaining popularity with cruisers. And setting a gennaker, asymmetric spinnaker, or a new...

How to choose a life raft? That is the question we answered in Part I of this series (“Choosing a Life raft,” March 2007)....

We have among us those who carry around thin, pocket-sized multimeters, so that they can probe this and trace that. Nerd alert! There are...

On land, we found the Stearns vest easy to don and adjust to fit. Once on, it has a comfortable fit. Like some others,...

Here's a theory of existence: When you go Aloft, they check you for stories. They want to know what you've tried, noticed, and learned...

Dufour Yachts was founded in 1964 in La Rochelle, France, by Michel Dufour, when he introduced a popular 30-footer called the Arpege. The boat...

It took a moment to decide whether to make this article a boat review or a Chandlery piece—but only a moment. Walker Bay dinghies...

Were awash in e-mail here at our editorial offices. We read every letter that comes in, and we copy many to appropriate folders for...

The test report in the March 1, 1997 issue of Practical Sailor called the KVH Datascope “the king of the hand-bearing compasses.” Although expensive,...

Once we were sailing from Bermuda to Antigua and listening closely to Herb on Southbound II give his synopsis of what we could expect...