A great nesting pan set — with numerous options as to number of pans and stainless/non-stick — at a budget-friendly price! [More] Galleyware Nesting Pan Set

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A great nesting pan set — with numerous options as to number of pans and stainless/non-stick — at a budget-friendly price! [More] Galleyware Nesting Pan Set
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Waterline Design hatch and port screens are cost effective, simple to use, easy to stow — and they keep mosquitoes and no-see-ums out of the boat! [More] Boat Window Screens
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New book by Lin Pardey — join them as they shake down the second boat they built — Taleisin — and then cruise her from California to New Zealand. [More] Taleisin’s Tales
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A bridle (or snubbers) is an essential part of the anchoring system. How ours are set up and why we use the Mantus Chain Hook (hint: it stays on!) [More] Anchoring Bridle with a Mantus Chain Hook
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No room to turn a wrench and not enough clearance for a socket? A ratcheting box wrench to the rescue! [More] Ratcheting Box Wrenches
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If you have a sailboat, someday you’ll have to go up the mast. The easiest gear we’ve found to use and some tips. [More] Up the Mast
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Dry bags are almost essential gear in my book. We’ve never had water damage anything in the dinghy! [More] Dry Bags
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Good steak knives that cut well and don’t rust are invaluable if you eat meat. They don’t have to cost a fortune! [More] How Are You Going To Eat Your Steak?
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Four items to stop water intrusions from a broken thru-hull or hole in the hull that every boater should carry in case of an emergency. [More] Cruising Boat Safety Gear: Water Intrusion
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Would you know if water was filling your bilge BEFORE it got over the floorboards? The sooner you know, the better your chance of saving the boat. [More] Bilge Alarm
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