The Kadey-Krogen 58 EB is the real thing — a rugged, time-tested long-range cruiser ready for trans-oceanic work.
Ever since BoatTEST’s CEO, Jeff Hammond, chartered a Kadey-Krogen 58 for a cruise through Alaska’s panhandle, he has been singing the boat’s praises: "…comfortable, solid as a rock, easy to dock and plenty of room for four adults and two kids for a 12-day cruise…" This spring we were finally able to test one and get Capt. Steve’s take on this world-class vessel for serious cruising adventurers. More...
Stabilizing yachts isn’t a new process and a boat owner has many choices in terms of design and style. One that warrants serious consideration is the Vector or curved fins from Sleipner. The curve angle works with the boat’s deadrise to direct the stabilizing force more effectively. More...
The Cruisers Yachts 50 Cantius was designed and built for Americans, which means she is ergonomically correct and robust. There’s standing headroom at the helm, something not found in many lower-priced offshore brands. Check out the pricing. More...
The 2020 45’ Ocean Alexander, Eileen’s Dream, has a custom paint job and complete electronics package with products from Garmin, Flir, KVH, JL Audio and Fusion. A Fusion stereo keeps the ride smooth and quad 350-hp Mercury outboards are covered under warranty. More...
Formula’s 290 Bowrider offers many seating options and this boat was designed for people who like a good time. Tables can be fitted fore and aft. She arguably has the highest lux in class. More...
Northstar rigid-hull inflatables (RIBs) have been developed to meet an owner’s needs for a tender. They range from 10’6” (3.2 m) to 17’5” (5.3 m) and are designed to fit many yacht garages. To improve their ride, Axis tenders have delta tabs integrated into the aft running surface. Get the rest of the details at the Northstar website. More...
Diameter is the distance from the propeller hub to the outermost part of the blade multiplied times two.
The diameter and pitch are the two most important measurements of any propeller, but “pitch” gets most of the attention. Find out the pros and cons of a larger diameter prop. More...
Boaters planning to spend a few months in Florida should check if they require a Sojourner Permit.
Spending too much time in Florida with an out-of-state boat can require a Sojourner Permit. There are a few steps to determine if you are required to pay the tax or if you can enjoy the boating and sun without the taxman coming for you. More...
Several Sovereign Boat Club memberships are two friends that go in as partners in a membership. For reservation purposes, it works as one membership. That makes something affordable to start with, a no-brainer for most people. Contact GM Greg Sweeney at 727-200-3474 or email here.
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