The Metan Effect
September 6, 2023
After 30 years, Mike Borrelli and his scrappy startup are among the most sought-after restorers in the business.
After 30 years, Mike Borrelli and his scrappy startup are among the most sought-after restorers in the business.
The last decade has ushered in countless innovations and trends that have changed our pastime as we know it. Dan sits down with one of boating’s biggest pioneers, President of Volvo Penta Marine Johan Inden. They discuss everything from hybrid propulsion to swimming manta ray-shaped robots that could swim up and charge your boat using underwater current and so much more.
Nearly 60 years before the 1,260 pound, V12 Mercury 600 ruled the seas, there was the Mark 5.
A viral new TikTok trend is claiming lives as people film themselves jumping from boats at speed. Please pass this message on.
The sinking of the Titan sub has captured the attention of the world, here’s what boaters should take away from the tragedy.
A passion for coaching—and boating—collide during one crazy day in the boatyard driveway.
An ear infection at the “worst time” reminds Dan of the rejuvenating power of a morning spent playing hooky.
Two major players in the trawler market join forces under the umbrella of the Kadey-Krogen Group.
Michael Rybovich on boats, family and why he feels like the luckiest man alive.
Dan decides to mix things up this year and recruit some help with spring boat chores. On the day in question, he ended up with more than he bargained for: 5 employees between the ages of 10 and 16. As expected, calamity ensues, and lessons were learned.
When it comes to fixing up an old boat there’s the price, the cost and the reward.
A glimpse into boating circa 1973—things sure have changed a lot since then … or have they?
It started as a 4-month cruise but became a made-for-Hollywood, 13-year voyage. Roger Moore recounts a once-in-a-lifetime journey with his wife, dog—and a monkey.
How is it that a boat has the ability to create the most powerful memories?
After 30 years, Mike Borrelli and his scrappy startup are among the most sought-after restorers in the business.
The last decade has ushered in countless innovations and trends that have changed our pastime as we know it. Dan sits down with one of boating’s biggest pioneers, President of Volvo Penta Marine Johan Inden. They discuss everything from hybrid propulsion to swimming manta ray-shaped robots that could swim up and charge your boat using underwater current and so much more.
Nearly 60 years before the 1,260 pound, V12 Mercury 600 ruled the seas, there was the Mark 5.
A viral new TikTok trend is claiming lives as people film themselves jumping from boats at speed. Please pass this message on.
Dan Harding reflects on how far boating tech has come.
The sinking of the Titan sub has captured the attention of the world, here’s what boaters should take away from the tragedy.
A passion for coaching—and boating—collide during one crazy day in the boatyard driveway.
An ear infection at the “worst time” reminds Dan of the rejuvenating power of a morning spent playing hooky.
Two major players in the trawler market join forces under the umbrella of the Kadey-Krogen Group.
Michael Rybovich on boats, family and why he feels like the luckiest man alive.
Dan decides to mix things up this year and recruit some help with spring boat chores. On the day in question, he ended up with more than he bargained for: 5 employees between the ages of 10 and 16. As expected, calamity ensues, and lessons were learned.
When it comes to fixing up an old boat there’s the price, the cost and the reward.
A glimpse into boating circa 1973—things sure have changed a lot since then … or have they?
It started as a 4-month cruise but became a made-for-Hollywood, 13-year voyage. Roger Moore recounts a once-in-a-lifetime journey with his wife, dog—and a monkey.
How is it that a boat has the ability to create the most powerful memories?
