Carver Mariner 36 Review
A cross between a flybridge and traditional cruiser, the Carver Mariner 36 has a lot to offer Australian sea-faring families.
Oyster 53 Deck Saloon Review
The 53 shows the potential for generating serious power; she produces a sensation of momentum, not the same as simply going fast, of a powerful sailing machine settling down to the task of converting wind energy into effortless, quiet, forward progress.
Fountaine Pajot Orana 44 Catamaran Review
The Orana 44 is roomy and comfortable without being a caravan. It is also fun to sail as it feels and handles like a light boat. As to that distribution of volume, which I mentioned earlier, the Orana is spot-on.
Ocean Innovations 14 Review
Since there will only be one or two made each year, the Ocean Innovations 14 is not the Powerboat of the Year. But it may well be the Powerboat of the next Millennium.
Oceanis Clipper 42CC Review
Vicsail's Christophe Vanek is a racer. As we climb aboard he turns to me and says, 'You can do the runners today'. It only takes me about 10 minutes to work out that this is a joke; runners are an unlikely bit of gear on a boat like this.
Oceanis 50 Review
Our test sail was on a windy day and we got strong performance figures. You could twilight race this boat if there's a breeze.
Ocean 46 Super Sport Review
The Ocean 46 Super Sport combines form and function, stylish marine architecture and resourceful engineering, in a mid-sized yacht.
Northshore 369 Review
The Northshore 369 has a solid, no-nonsense feel about it, which is purely subjective, but it is quite tangible. It makes a lot of sense for the club racer whose ideal week would include a weekday twilight, a Saturday around-the-cans and a Sunday family cruise.
Polycraft 5.3 Warrior Review
The Warrior Cuddy Cabin is a rugged, durable boat aimed at the fishing market. The boat is designed to take some rough treatment. It may be a little agricultural, but that doesn't mean it's not a performer.