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  After a difficult year that has seen events cancelled and low turnouts, Dave Ormiston reports on a successful Cowes–Torquay–Cowes…

Peter Talbot discusses the pros and cons of the world of bareboat chartering … While you may mostly associate yachts…

  Gary Workman recounts the tale of his latest group RIB adventure, this time from the North Devon port of…

The helm has a commanding position and plenty of all-round visibility. This boat is built in true practical Antares minimalist…

The 29 Coho is a very convincing distillation of the core qualities that set Windy apart. … it offers a…

This is a remarkably quiet, refined and comfortable boat. … with its laudable commitment to function and its resistance to…

This is a very quick boat. Acceleration is vivid. Handling is crisp. The 223 is a million miles away from…

… it combines style, practicality and seaworthiness in a mix that few sports RIBs achieve. The overall condition of the…

  … the Prestige 420 is nimble for a 42-footer and her 17-degree deadrise hull is aggressive enough. The hull…

The Bavaria 400HT is an impressive family-orientated sports cruiser designed to marry performance and practicality. Greg Copp gives his verdict…

Alex Smith investigates the new flagship of Flipper’s Sport Top range. Bella have been building small leisure boats from their…

The cruising efficiency is very acceptable. Ballistic built their reputation on rough-water handling, and certainly the hull coped well with…

The resolutely functional helm is a pleasant and comfortable place to be. The simplicity and execution of the design really…

The aesthetics of the new installation are cool … with blue LEDs to illuminate the array at night. The system…

  We examine the 725 Timonier from Ocqueteau, a French, family-owned boatbuilding company that has been building boats for over…