Boating (General)

The 2020 boating season is nearly here. So it’s time to get the boat out of hibernation, stock up on essentials, and get stoked for another killer summer on the water. It's also time to check in on some of the latest tech and trends in the boating industry.

Boat shows are big, busy, and loud. It’s pure chaos/excitement but every boater has different tastes, needs, and wants. We’re not here to tell you how to enjoy the boat show. We’re here to help you avoid some of the mistakes that first-time boat show attendees make.

Whether you’re heading out for a day trip with friends or chasing memories at the family cabin, we’ll outfit you with the gear you need, the style you want, the comfort you deserve once you get where you’re going. Say goodbye to janky products ruining your day on the water.

There’s a lot of planning and preparation that goes into a day on the water. That’s why every product we make is designed to simplify your life and help you spend more time enjoying your day, not fighting with your gear.

Unless you’re lucky enough to live in a climate that allows for year-round boating, or you’re just really hardcore, the boating season must eventually come to an end. When the time comes to start thinking about the dreaded day when our boats come out of the water and go onto the shelf for hibernation, here's a little checklist. It's OK. We'll get through it together!

Whether you trailer your boat every weekend or just at the bookends of each season, your boat trailer is the only thing that can get you from point A to point B safely and reliably. So if you’re not an expert, there are some mission-critical features that you should be aware of.

Every time we hit the water, we’re there to have a good time. But whether we’re wake surfing, fishing, or just cruising, boating is all about having fun – it’s our responsibility to respect other people, wildlife, and the environment. If you’re new to boating or just need a refresher, here are a few things to keep in mind the next time you’re out on the water.

Unlike the actual boating season, boating maintenance is a non-stop adventure and the time you spend staying on top of the routine will be returned as more time on the water later. Here’s a quick rundown of the mid-season maintenance items that every boat owner should add to their to-do list.

Accepting an invitation for a day out on someone’s boat is easy, but it’s important to be aware of all the hard work the boat owner does just to get things ready. Learn what to bring and how you can help the next time you are invited out on the water.  

America’s birthday is also one of the biggest boating days/weekends of the year, and the festivities come with a little added pressure to have a good time. So if make sure you're stocked up on the essentials to avoid an unscheduled trip to shore.

Learn the basics of boat safety so you can enjoy a fun day on the water and keep everyone safe even when the unexpected pops in for a visit.