A Pre-Loved Hinckley | Riviera Adventure | A Solar Tracker - 10/13/25

GERMAN-FINNISH FUSION Born from a partnership between a high-performance German automotive brand and a respected Finnish boat builder Axopar, the Brabus Shadow 1500 is a statement of intent. She combines a sleek, muscular exterior with a 1,500-horsepower powertrain and a twin-stepped hull.  This isn't just a superboat; she’s an event on the water.

QUIET CONFIDENCE Everglades builds her hulls with a patented foam core process for a ride that’s incredibly solid and quiet, backed by a lifetime warranty. That’s a serious foundation for a boat that transitions from chasing fish offshore to a day of family fun. With her convertible seating and smart storage, the 315CC makes it easy to do both.

DOWNEAST STAYING POWER From a distance, in profile, only a trained eye could tell the difference between a 2009 Hinckley 44 Talaria and a brand new Talaria 43 Mark III. The new version has a lot more tumble home in the stern quarters, larger air intakes on the cabin sides, but other than that, a foot more of beam is the most distinguishing characteristic – from a distance. The 2009 Talaria has aged well; the cozy, traditional interior of this boat looks none the worse for wear.
 

ISLAND SURVIVAL Mark Twain once said Mauritius was a copy of heaven. Exploring the rugged coast sounds like a dream, but what about the realities of remote island cruising? Follow this two-week adventure aboard a specially equipped Riviera 72, revealing how she tackles challenges like fuel and power needs far from any port.
 

BOATS, BRIDGES, BREAKDOWN What do you get when you mix a beautiful cruising destination with an unexpected mechanical failure? A memorable trip, of course. Follow along as our crew searches for a spare part on Georgian Bay, navigating a quirky swing bridge and a surprising shortage of spare davits. It's a reminder that sometimes the best boating stories are the ones you didn't plan.

UNPLUGGED AND UNTETHERED Your dinghy or e-bike just got a guardian angel. A new solar-powered tracker from GOST promises to end the worry of lost or stolen gear. It's a small device with a big job, offering global satellite tracking and geofence alerts for anything you want to keep tabs on, whether it's on the water or off.