#maritime and 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 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?

Has supply chain disruption changed your yacht refit plans for 2026?

How much has your fuel consumption changed after optimizing your hull and using hybrid auxiliary power?

How do you find sustainable sailing gear that actually lasts more than one season?

Would you ever try crossing the Atlantic on a small sailboat?

Is an all-diesel engine still worth the investment in 2026 compared to hybrid electric?

Are wooden boats better for the planet, or just an eco-friendly fantasy that ignores deforestation?

Is a catamaran vs a monohull better for comfort and ease of use?

How do you actually prevent seasickness on a multi-day passage?

Do you trust AI autopilots for offshore passages now?

Are modern fiberglass yachts killing the soul of sailing, or is wooden boat nostalgia just snobbery?