Boat Review: Seawind 1260
January 2, 2019
It’s easy to get a big head sailing around on a boat like the Seawind 1260, if for no other reason than the fact you’re
It’s easy to get a big head sailing around on a boat like the Seawind 1260, if for no other reason than the fact you’re
Anyone under the impression that change in today’s production catamarans is about little more than cosmetics needs to check out the Lagoon 50—an all-new design
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When it comes to sailing, the first boat a newbie sets foot on can make all the difference in the world; which is why our
It’s funny the way things that work right almost inevitably tend to look right as well. Case in point: the Outremer 45, a catamaran that
True innovation in monohull sailboat design can be a bit elusive these days. That’s not to say that there are no more new ideas, but
French catamaran builder Lagoon, created an unimaginable following when it launched its 380 nearly two decades ago. With over 800 of the boats built to
Aboard many modern yachts, it can be hard to remember exactly what boat you’re on until your eye happens to light upon a logo. However,
Since its inception in 2008, Slovenian builder Seascape, founded by a pair of Mini Transat sailors, has focused solely on creating boats that are both
We’d only been out on Miami’s Biscayne Bay aboard the Corsair 760R a few minutes when Corsair Marine marketing manager Shane Grover and I began
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