Reviews

Built for abuse, this high-performance adventure craft wants for nothing, as Greg Copp discovers …  In the 4×4 world, few…

This new range of MFDs is aimed at setting a new benchmark with its wealth of intuitive features. Simrad’s new…

Easy berthing is no longer the reserve of twin-engine boats. Sixteen years after Volvo made headlines with their IPS joystick…

Lighter and tougher than a RIB, with the Carbon Cat, less really can be more … Tough and lightweight, the…

Greg Copp reveals how Rodman take a step into the small boat sector with the debut of the typically tough,…

Greg Copp explores the latest offering from the Stingher stable and discovers a typically tough and predictably stylish craft … …

More than just a phone charger, this multi-talented piece of kit never needs connecting to the grid. It comes in…

Solent-based ePropulsion offer customisable modular electric power for a wide range of craft.  The H100 measures only 443mm x 315mm.…

With an impressive power density, this battery offers the grunt that bigger boats demand.  With a huge 83kWh capacity and…

A simple hybrid system for providing green power that can also run on vegetable oil. Volvo Penta have launched a…

American in name, Scandinavian by nature. Greg Copp reports… Hearing for the first time that Wellcraft had launched a new…

With a pedigree of no-nonsense sea-going boats behind it, the latest Antares has lost none of this brand’s persona. Greg Copp investigates……

Greg Copp examines the new M225 from Monterey and discovers a solid and fuel-efficient craft that provides a predictable point-and-shoot…

Spacious and versatile, the sturdy Karnic 651 is more than just a Jack of all trades, as Greg Copp reports…

International PWC aficionado Tim Plumpton extols the virtues of Kawasaki’s return to the UK market and celebrates such with a…