Boat Reviews

Hella Marine has a new LED spreader light called the Sea Hawk that’ll make your deck as bright as day, in the middle of the night. But spreaders are good for more then just night fishing – they come in handy when loading the boat in the pre-dawn hours, and when washing it down after the [...] …Read More

We’ll have to wait another two years to see her, but the largest Moonen to date was signed within the past several weeks. Engineering work is already underway on the Moonen 133, expected to be christened Sofia III. If the name is familiar, it’s ... …Read More

It's been a busy summer already for John Tomlinson, the multi-time offshore powerboat racing world champion and co-owner of TNT Custom Marine in North Miami. Fresh from throttling the 39-foot-long Marine Technology, Inc., racing catamaran CRC with owne... …Read More

An experienced yacht owner will soon enjoy the maiden voyage of Solemates, a 60-meter (197-foot) Lürssen. Delivery is set for the end of July, after which the yacht will cruise the Med. The photo here was taken during sea trials last week. With sty... …Read More

Mi Sueno marks the beginning of a new generation at Trinity Yachts. …Read More

Caliber 40 from Caliber Yachts fits the bill as a couple's boat for blue water cruising. Many soon-to-be blue water cruisers look for a good couple’s boat that would be a strong and reliable platform, is easy to manage but can carry all that is need... …Read More

Due to the increasing need to protect its coastline from the BP oil spill, the state of Mississippi has ordered more than 20 new belt skimmer boats, some of which are being built by Trinity Yachts. Specifically, Trinity Yachts’ Gulfport facility wil... …Read More

T-bulb keel and twin rudders on the new First 30 will set it apart, but now we're seeing a color scheme that finishes the job. …Read More

SBT releases scanner tool that will allow independent shops the ability to diagnose and troubleshoot Sea-Doo four-stroke engines. …Read More

Yamaha releases video questioning the effectiveness of Sea-Doo's iBR braking system, but it's interesting to note that not even a car – with rubber tires on pavement — would likely be able to stop in such short distances. …Read More