The Boater Who Fails | 'Ship-Faced' Names | An Electric Pontoon - 9/19/25

A CATEGORY OF ONE Ingenity’s electric day boat blends the stability of a pontoon with the sleek style of a bowrider. Built on a modular "skateboard" platform, she combines an aluminum hull with a fiberglass superstructure. With a dual-prop stern drive safely tucked under the swim platform, she is an ideal vessel for watersports and relaxing on the water without the noise and fumes of a gas engine.

ROOM TO ROAM An open-concept yacht with a transatlantic range of 3,500 nautical miles and 4,628 square feet of living space. This powercat is perfect for extended cruising, and her clever design includes a huge swim platform that can be configured as a waterside lounge and a sunken foredeck for lounging. With multiple living spaces and endless configuration options, she is a blank canvas for the ambitious boater.

UNEXPECTED DETOUR What happens when a new vessel's launch party gets canceled by the weather? Captain Shelley’s log from Cannes reveals an exhilarating day of new models, surprising design breakthroughs, and a boat that did a little dance in the marina.

PUNS ON THE WATER Are you an "Aquaholic" or do you practice "Sea-duction" as a hobby? We dive into the most popular boat name categories, from the laugh-out-loud funny to the truly elegant. We even reveal the names the Coast Guard won't allow, which might surprise you. Get inspired for your next vessel, and don't get "Knot on Call."

DOCKING DISASTER From a diver's wild ride to a sandbar disaster, Broncos Guru has compiled a collection of epic boating fails that will leave any mariner speechless. These moments offer a masterclass in what not to do on the water, proving that even a calm day can go terribly wrong in a matter of seconds.