Sailing Gear

Water and sunshine are part of every perfect day on the water. Sunshine can also get out of hand and start treating a boater like a shrimp on the barbie, and water sometimes ends up falling from the sky instead... Read More...

 Whether you’re headed out for a day on the water with family and friends or you’re planning a multi-day excursion to explore further down the coast, you’re going to want to bring your music with you. There’s n... Read More...

A VHF radio is one of the most important pieces of safety equipment you can have on a boat. VHF radios are the most popular form of boat-to-boat and boat-to-shore communication over short to medium distances (5... Read More...

Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons, also known as EPIRBs, are small radio transmitters that are connected to a global emergency communications network that helps search and rescue groups to locate you ... Read More...

Though once only reserved for very large commercial or passenger vessels, radar is now compact and ubiquitous on smaller sailboats. Marine radar is 100% necessary to help you “see” through fog, darkness, and in... Read More...

A marine inverter converts your boat's 12 volt DC battery power supply into 120 volt AC power. Most marine electronics run on 12 volt DC power, but having a 120 volt AC option means that you can bring your appl... Read More...

Maybe you’re headed out onto the water for a day exploring your local coastline or maybe you’re prepping for a multi-day cruise through the Caribbean. Either way, you’re going to want to bring your favorite tun... Read More...

When nature calls, it’s best to have a toilet nearby to answer that call. When on your sailboat, it’s not always as easy as when you’re in the comfort of your home on land, but a good marine toilet can make thi... Read More...

Your outboard motor is a significant investment, and you need to protect it with the best 2-stroke outboard oil you can buy. Marine motors face unique stresses, from sitting idle for extended periods in wet, sa... Read More...

Unless you plan on growing multiple limbs or you have a large, regular sailing crew, then it’s inevitable that at some point you’ll need an autopilot to help you stay on course while you adjust the sails or gra... Read More...

These days even sailboats need more power than you thought was needed for a wind-powered vessel. For day sailers, things like your GPS unit, sound system, bilge pumps, and more will all need some kind of power,... Read More...

Whether you’re planning on cruising for days at a time or if you’re just headed out to explore for the day, you’ll need a GPS. In the place of nautical charts in the age of satellites and WiFi networks, you can... Read More...