Reviews

Quatix 5 Garmin’s latest box of tricks, the Quatix 5, is the latest generation of GPS smartwatch. Specifically designed for…

With an excellent helming experience, plenty of storage, lashings of style and a high-quality fit-out, it’s a very satisfying plaything…

If you are looking for an open-decked boat to participate in water sports, the Cap Camarat should certainly be on…

Its grunt and grip verge on intimidating and yet its rider interface is very reassuring and intuitive. It is massively…

Being an easily installed plug-and-play set-up, and with such affordable hardware costs, these bits of kit will prove popular. The…

It manages to pack a lot of recreational usability into its open deck, without critically compromising the performance. It handles…

The HD 240 is a broadly talented boat that does not fit in the mould of the average bowrider. It…

Bayliner Ciera 8 Alex Smith tests the first of a new line in compact sports cruisers from the pioneer of…

The space, convertibility, family-friendly layout and level of performance are of a standard that will appeal to many middle-of-the-road boating…

The Chaparral H2O is great fun to drive, quick off the mark, forgiving if you overcook it and reassuringly well…

The 190 BR is a spacious, well-equipped and user-friendly bowrider with some pleasantly distinctive detailing. It’s good to look at,…

This is Cobra’s most popular RIB and with good reason. It is easy to tow and launch and yet is…

Both the CC5 and the CC6 are boats I can recommend without qualification. I’ve seen them perform admirably in some…

Another outstanding beacon of hope, technical excellence and … real-world relevance from the excellent Gibbs yard An amphibious bike from…

This is a very exciting and yet easy boat to drive. It combines all the luxuries and practicalities of a…