OFFSHORE BY DESIGN Designed for owners who run far and stay out, she balances speed, range, and onboard systems without feeling oversized. Triple outboards support long offshore days, while the helm deck, cabin, and bow seating are laid out with purpose. Boston Whaler’s emphasis on structural integrity and systems access shows throughout, giving her a calm, capable feel underway.

WALK-AROUND DAYBOAT THINKING The Regal 38 SAV blends offshore capability with the comfort and finish of a refined dayboat. Its walk-around layout improves access and safety, while thoughtful seating zones and premium materials make it just as appealing at anchor as it is underway. A strong option for owners who want versatility without sacrificing refinement.

FIRST OUT OF THE GATE The St. Petersburg Power & Sailboat Show opens the 2026 boat show season on the downtown waterfront. With boats displayed on land and in the water, plus a large tent dedicated to gear and marine equipment, it’s a practical place to see what’s available early in the year.

DESIGN INSPIRATION  Looking to nature for engineering ideas isn’t new, but applying it below the waterline is gaining traction. This article explores how organic shapes are influencing propeller design—and why even subtle changes could have meaningful effects on efficiency and performance.

TIMING THE MARKET Boat pricing isn’t fixed, and timing can influence leverage as much as negotiation. This article looks at how seasonal demand, inventory cycles, and dealer behavior shape the buying window—and when patience may work in a buyer’s favor.

WOMAN SKIPPER WINS Min River was declared overall winner of the 80th running of the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race after a post-race protest altered the final corrected-time standings. Sailed double-handed by owner Jiang Lin and co-skipper Alexis Loison, the victory marked the first overall Hobart win by a female owner-skipper, and the first for a double-handed crew.