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This month, Carl has once again handpicked six items as his top recommendations, each carefully inspected and rated 8/10 or higher.
All season, people have been turning one purchase into real time on the water, swapping the shortlist for the shoreline. Get the gear, and you're in the same boat.
The movie Mighty Mary retells the story of their campaign from the 1995 America’s Cup, but the current custodians are not waiting 30 years to replay the 2024 edition. Called SAIL,...
Welcome to July's Sailagram. This month we share photos of sailors from up and down the West Coast, to Hawaii, and even a drop-in from France. The post Sailagram: A Snapshot of Jul...
In a previous life, Tim Fallon was a world champion team racer but now embraces another corner of the sport: It was a gray and cold April morning in 2006 when Tim Fallon launched h...
How was your August on the water? Here is a selection of photos from last month's adventures and fun. The post Sailagram: A Snapshot of August Sailing appeared first on Latitude38.
A better sailing experience starts with better sails. There's still time to get more out of this season with a new set of North Sails. Request a quote today and start planning your...
by Andrew Parkinson There is a photograph somewhere in a box in my mother’s closet of a skinny teenager in a borrowed life jacket, sitting on the rail of a Flying Junior on the Tha...
by Dave Reed, Sailing World My web browser knows perfectly well what I’ve been up to, and the algorithm is now screaming “Catalina 22” into my feed. This means that I’ve done somet...
The summer's heat waves have seen perfect condition for getting afloat, whether you're planning coastal cruising, local racing, or longer offshore adventures.
by Lydia Mullan, SAIL magazine I’ve been racing aboard a new boat this summer, and it’s gotten me thinking a lot about crew dynamics and what makes a good teammate. Truth be told,...
A community sailing center in Massachusetts is building the next generation of offshore racers—one passage at a time. Story by Adam Cove for Soundings: The sun had not yet set on t...
Backstay's All-Weather Sailing Logbook is a complete ship's log for coastal cruisers who refuse to compromise. Printed on all-weather paper under a waterproof cover, it holds up th...
Set sail at this region-wide festival for everyone who loves boating, sailing, sailors, or anything nautical. Sailfest NJ features fun, food and festivities all day including two d...
Downwind sailing is the bit we look forward to – but it can require strong helming skills and safe techniques, as Nikki Henderson explains in Yachting World: I’d wager that every s...
We ask top sailors and marine industry gurus to choose the coolest boat of our times. This month Odile Van Aanholt picks the Sunfish dinghy“The coolest boat ever would be the Sunfi...
When you're looking for a simple, inexpensive knockaround sailboat, something in the 25-28-ft range should suit your fancy. The post Sailing in the 25- to 28-ft Sweet Spot appeare...
Coastal sailing requires thoughtful preparation and reliable gear. While conditions may be less extreme than the open ocean, sudden weather changes, shifting winds, and spray from...
Power When You Need It. Comfort When You Want It. North Has Set The Standard In Crossover Sails.
Come take the Helm with our New Fleet at Clipper Yacht Harbor! The post Modern Sailing Now at Clipper Yacht Harbor appeared first on Latitude38.
Seahorse magazine hosts a monthly poll to recognize recent achievement, and Scuttlebutt is leaning in for the October 2026 vote to support North American interests: SYDNEY SMALL (U...
Get your boat ready for the season ahead. Whether you're replacing a tired sail, chasing more speed or upgrading your setup, now is the time to get sorted.
After Hall of Famer Bob Johnstone and his brother Rod launched J/Boats, Bob started MJM Yachts, a line of luxury motor yachts. He is a force of nature that gets people on the water...
From first sail to the helm: the women building confidence on the water at North Sails Cowes Week
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