Sailboat Reviews

Ranger 26

Jack Jensen, founder of Jensen Marine in 1957 and builder of Cal boats, was in the late 60s enjoying success with boats like the...

Stern Boarding: Stairway to Heaven…and the Dinghy

In the January 15, 1999 issue we presented a photo essay on stern boarding options, mostly of the scoop transoms found on a number...

Stern Boarding: Stairway to Heaven…and the Dinghy

In the January 15, 1999 issue we presented a photo essay on stern boarding options, mostly of the scoop transoms found on a number...

C&C Express 110

The Fairport Marine Company of Fairport Harbor, Ohio was organized by a group of investors to rescue Tartan Yachts when it suffered the financial...

Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 37

A relative newcomer with a sporadic history in the American marketplace, Jeanneau was founded in France in 1956 by Henri Jeanneau, whose primary emphasis...

PS Advisor

Internal vs. External Ballast,I own a 1982 Seasprite 34 built by C.E. Ryder. Overall, I think my boat is of excellent quality. However,...

PS Advisor

Bruce vs. ClawAs a PS subscriber I have happily read your various anchor tests. Id decided on a Bruce 66 pounder-or at least until...

Ericson 32

“Ericson Yachts,” we wrote back in a 1986 review of the Ericson 27, “was somewhat of the archetypal production boatbuilder: trendy, performance oriented, colorfully...

Cheoy Lee Offshore 41

Cheoy Lee Shipyards of Hong Kong was one of the first molders of fiberglass boats in Asia, constructing sailboats for export to the US...

GAM SS-2 Top Short VHF Antenna

The best VHF radio won’t work without a quality, properly installed antenna. But many boat owners don’t put much effort into choosing one.The meter...

Jeanneau Yachts 65 Full Tour and Review

Choosing between a monohull and catamaran was already hard, but Jeanneau just made it even harder. The new Jeanneau Yachts 65 is a monumental...

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Beneteau 40.7 Used Boat Review

Beneteau began building boats in France in 1884 when Beneteau opened shop for the purpose of constructing trawlers at Croix-de-Vie. Eighty years later, under...