⛵ Maritime and Sailing

Would you switch from a trailer sailer to a keelboat if mooring fees keep rising?

Do modern racing yachts sacrifice too much durability for speed?

Are old-school wooden boats just nostalgia traps for rich guys who hate actually sailing?

How do you keep sailing costs down without sacrificing safety gear?

Is buying a second-hand sailboat now better than chartering due to prices?

Are electric yachts just a greenwashing gimmick that kills the soul of the sea?

Is the open-water sailing community too hostile for newcomers to even try?

Wooden hull vs fiberglass hull — which is truly more eco-friendly?

Inflatable kayak vs hard shell kayak — which is greener for weekend sailing?

Is modern sailing too reliant on electronics, and have we lost real seamanship?

Are single-handed ocean crossings reckless bravado or the ultimate test of skill?

Is choosing a budget-friendly inflatable kayak over a rigid-hull RIB the smartest move, or just a dangerous compromise?

Were you affected by recent supply chain delays for marine electronics and spare parts?

Are you switching to solar and wind as primary power sources?

Is sailing an outdated hobby that only the rich can afford to pretend they enjoy?

Is sailing actually boring, or are you just doing it wrong?

Has the cost of yacht charters made sailing a luxury hobby again?

Do modern electric yachts actually outperform traditional diesel, or are they all hype?

What's your take on hemp-based boat hulls for sustainable maritime use?

Is sailing still relevant in 2025 or just a romantic hobby for the wealthy?