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Earlier this year, I travelled to Mallorca, Spain in order to be one of the first aboard the newest Axopar Boats model, the 38. Available to me were a 38 Sun Top with U-Sofa, in Brabus regalia, and ...

Repacking your boat trailer’s wheel bearings annually pays dividends in reliability. Water intrusion breaks down grease and invites corrosion, so fresh packing isn’t optional. Here’s how to do it ...

Let’s face it, choosing the perfect towable or water toy for your boat and crew sometimes feels a little like online dating. The profile pictures always promise good times and sunny days, but the real ...

America’s 250th birthday means expanded celebrations and more boaters on the waterways. There’s a difference between anchoring to fish and anchoring for overnighting. Learn the methods and equipment ...

When most people hear the term surface drive, they think speed and high performance, but what these rather specialized propulsion units are really about is efficiency. Because the propeller blades ...

Tim put his meticulously maintained 10-year-old 36-foot sport-fisher up for sale last spring, and he soon found an eager buyer. All that remained was for the boat to pass the survey, and the money — a ...

There’s something irresistible about the simple fun of an inflatable tow tube. Skis may be more challenging, a wakeboard capable of delivering more thrills, but the best bang for the buck in almost ...

For much of the country, if you’re still out on the water, it’s time to seriously layer up. Keeping your hands warm while still retaining the ability to grip and freely move them is an important part ...

The Lady of the Harbor stands over 30 stories high from the base of her island pedestal, jutting her torch-bearing hand into the New York skyline. By comparison she is dwarfed by the skyscrapers ...

We boat testers at this magazine have adhered to a long-held maxim that every boat is a compromise: Some boats do certain things exceptionally well but can’t do it all. Over a couple of decades of ...