#maritime and sailing

Are supply chain delays still ruining your plans to buy sailing gear?

Is it time to ban single-use plastics on all commercial vessels, or is that unrealistic?

Are self-sailing AI systems worth the trust in 2025?

How do you keep radar reflective tape from peeling off after one season in the tropics?

How do you properly dispose of old marine gear without trashing the ocean?

Is buying a used sailboat really worth the money and hassle?

Inshore vs offshore sailing — which one is actually harder?

Is a heavy, all-metal hull really safer than modern composite designs?

What's your take on hemp sails as a serious upgrade for cruising?

Are electric propulsion boats the future, or a heavy, overpriced compromise for weekend dock-sitters?

Is a Beneteau Oceanis 45 really worth the premium over a Jeanneau 45?

Are dry suits for sailing just a marketing gimmick to scare beginners into spending big?

Is the rise of electric yachts actually worth the investment?

Do traditional wooden boats offer a connection to the sea that fiberglass can never match, or are they just impractical nostalgia?

With supply chain delays, should you build or buy your next boat?

Would you switch from a diesel inboard to electric propulsion today?

Is there an affordable sailing dinghy that doesn't feel like a toy?

Does "liveaboard" status give you credibility, or does it just mean you've given up on actual sailing performance for floating real estate?

Are fiberglass boats ruining maritime tradition, or is wood just nostalgia for a worse ride?

Are AI autopilots replacing human instinct in ocean navigation by 2026?