Garmin GMR Fantom 254/256 Radars
September 14, 2020
The latest solid-state radars from Garmin can detect targets as far as 96 nautical miles.
The latest solid-state radars from Garmin can detect targets as far as 96 nautical miles.
Ten items that will improve your galley. From frying fish to brewing the perfect cup of coffee, these galley enhancements are worth their salt.
Mustang wasted no time altering its factory to produce gowns for health care workers treating Covid-19 patients.
The Garmin quatix 6 connects to onboard electronics and records a myriad of activity data.
The Orca LiddUp cooler lights your way to the perfect beverage.
The editors hauled all kinds of gear to Martha’s Vineyard, then set to testing every last item—so you don’t have to.
Our last day in the Vineyard has the editors staying hydrated with YETI, lugging gear via CleverMade, keeping things dry thanks to Mustang Survival and tending to a minor medical issue with Adventure Medical Kits.
We put the ACR OLAS Man Overboard Device to the test on Martha’s Vineyard.
There was only one way to test the Mustang Survival Highwater 22L Waterproof Daypack and the Simms Fishing Products Dry Creek Z: a water race.
On long summer days, a reliable pair of sunglasses is essential. We tested the Costa Sunglasses Vela and the Smith Freespool Mag.
No one has spent more time in the water during our gear testing than Executive Editor Jeff Moser, so when he reviews a wetsuit it’s worth paying attention to.
Alternate fuel sources for smaller outboards are a hot topic today, which is why we’re testing a Tohatsu propane outboard out on the vineyard.
When buying a med kit for your boat you need to consider the cost. Note we say cost, not price. You need to consider the cost of not having the right emergency supplies aboard.
YETI’s new Boomer 8 “cereal bowl” is put to the test. See why it can hold a lot of dog food—I mean cereal.
The latest solid-state radars from Garmin can detect targets as far as 96 nautical miles.
Ten items that will improve your galley. From frying fish to brewing the perfect cup of coffee, these galley enhancements are worth their salt.
Mustang wasted no time altering its factory to produce gowns for health care workers treating Covid-19 patients.
The Garmin quatix 6 connects to onboard electronics and records a myriad of activity data.
The Orca LiddUp cooler lights your way to the perfect beverage.
The editors hauled all kinds of gear to Martha’s Vineyard, then set to testing every last item—so you don’t have to.
This motorized gadget brings water play to a whole new level.
Our last day in the Vineyard has the editors staying hydrated with YETI, lugging gear via CleverMade, keeping things dry thanks to Mustang Survival and tending to a minor medical issue with Adventure Medical Kits.
We put the ACR OLAS Man Overboard Device to the test on Martha’s Vineyard.
There was only one way to test the Mustang Survival Highwater 22L Waterproof Daypack and the Simms Fishing Products Dry Creek Z: a water race.
On long summer days, a reliable pair of sunglasses is essential. We tested the Costa Sunglasses Vela and the Smith Freespool Mag.
No one has spent more time in the water during our gear testing than Executive Editor Jeff Moser, so when he reviews a wetsuit it’s worth paying attention to.
Alternate fuel sources for smaller outboards are a hot topic today, which is why we’re testing a Tohatsu propane outboard out on the vineyard.
When buying a med kit for your boat you need to consider the cost. Note we say cost, not price. You need to consider the cost of not having the right emergency supplies aboard.
YETI’s new Boomer 8 “cereal bowl” is put to the test. See why it can hold a lot of dog food—I mean cereal.
