15 Essential Tools For Your Boat
With only so much space onboard, sometimes it’s hard to know which tools to bring, and which to leave behind. Let our expert help you out with that.
For the Boat
Rim Drive Bow Thruster from Vetus
While bow thrusters have long changed the docking game, Vetus takes it one step further with a new, nearly silent Rim Drive thruster.
Acxent Lighting
Imtra’s new line of Acxent lighting changes the way boaters—and designers—think about brightening their boats.
A Damage Control Kit for Your Boat
Designed to help you deal with an assortment of leaks, ranging from a fuel-line rupture to a hull breach, most products in this set are relatively simple to use.
Essential Equipment for Your Boat
Some onboard equipment is just indispensable, whether it’s required safety equipment or gear on which you’ve come to rely help you feel safe. To see the things we won’t leave the docks without, look here.
Sigma LEDs from Imtra
Looking to freshen up your interior and cut down on power consumption? Then look no further than Imtra’s newest LED.
Torqeedo Electric Marine-Motors
How well do you know Torqeedo, an innovator in the world of electric propulsion for boats? You'll know more after you read this.
Boat Cleaner’s Tool Kit
Everyone who owns or maintains a boat should invest in the right tools for the job.
Orpine Wash & Wax
A couple of months ago, after completing a sea trial on a big yacht that fairly glistened in the sun, I asked the captain, “Hey Frank, whataya use for soap? To keep your boat lookin’ like she does, I mean?”
Sea Flush
Sea Flush is a tool that facilitates winterizing, unclogging thru-hull fittings, flushing out saltwater and cleaning heat exchangers/exhaust manifolds/A/C hoses and Oil Coolers on your boat.
AquaLens Underwater Viewing System
If a remote-controlled submarine’s too pricey for your budget, try a submersible on a stick.
Jetstream Video Streaming
Watch, pause, and restart live TV no matter whether you’re on land, in the sky, or at sea.
Megayacht Elevators Gallery
Be careful where you set down your drink on the sundeck of Christensen’s Casino Royale—that flat surface could start to rise! The onboard elevator goes all the way to the sundeck, where it is concealed when not in use.Photos courtesy of
