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Boston Whaler 240 Vantage:
Continuous Improvement
BUILT FOR EVERYTHING Remember that old-school Boston Whaler feel? The Vantage has got it, but with a smart twist. This dual-console brings the legendary Unsinkable Hull to a whole new level, featuring a convertible lounge and a rock-solid ride that feels significantly larger than its specs. It's a boat built for fun, not just for show.
WALK-AROUND & BALCONIES Hailing from a sailing heritage, the Solaris Power 60 Open is a testament to solid engineering and elegant design. She features an expansive cockpit with two fold-down side terraces and a foredeck sun lounge, along with a spacious, customizable cabin below.
27% BETTER FUEL EFFICIENCY You know that feeling when you're on a long trip and start getting a little worried about your fuel gauge? This test is for you. We take a classic center console, swap out her propeller, and show you exactly how this new design gives her a ton more range and better fuel economy. It's the kind of simple upgrade that changes everything.
When outbound from a U.S. port, what does a buoy displaying a flashing red light indicate?
A.A wreck to be left on the vessel's starboard side B. A junction with the preferred channel to the left C. The port side of the channel D. A sharp turn in the channel to the right
Industry News:
Good Company, Great Boats
BEYOND THE WATERLINE A top marine company just landed a major award for its employee culture. The Newsweek recognition is a testament to how the brand supports its people—from work-life balance to family-friendly benefits—all of which strengthens the business and, ultimately, the boats.
SECRET STOPOVER Don’t skip the “Forgotten Coast” on your next trip through Florida. This area is packed with walkable historic towns, fresh seafood, and peaceful anchorages—a welcome change of pace for loopers and anyone who loves to explore.
HILARIOUS FAILS Don’t miss our latest roundup of boating blunders—from surprise submarines and dock disasters to truck mishaps and party fouls. Watch boaters test the limits and discover what happens when the lake’s law enforcers show up.
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In the U.S. Aids to Navigation System, when heading "outbound" (away from a U.S. port, or towards the sea), you follow the rule "Red Right Returning" in reverse. This means you should keep red buoys on your left (port) side.
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