Marine-Friendly Sunglasses
Skeleton Optics launches women’s sunglasses for anglers, joining brands like Costa, Bajio, and Hobie in offering diverse styles.
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Skeleton Optics launches women’s sunglasses for anglers, joining brands like Costa, Bajio, and Hobie in offering diverse styles.
The latest iteration of Garmin’s marine-friendly Quatix 7 Pro smartwatch has an upgraded display, new apps and a flashlight.
Instead of making water bead up on the outside, ExpeDry material from Allied Feather + Down fights moisture from within.
The company known for safety apparel for sailors and anglers is adding products for paddlers.
The company is focused on conservation in the shallows, starting with its sunglasses’ plant-based frames.
With Costa Del Mar’s second-generation Untangled sunglasses, there are no limits when it comes to styling and color.
Helly Hansen outerwear can keep yachtsmen warm and dry during an extended cool-weather boating season.
Voormi says just one of its high-performance pieces can replace four other pieces in a boater’s luggage.
Gill Marin is broadening its product offerings to include sunglasses, backpacks and more.
This fall’s Cruise Collection from Swims is designed to go from the dock to the beach to the yacht club.
Helley Hansen’s Aquapace 2 is a men’s slip-on made for tender rides to the dock.
Grundéns introduces commercial-grade rain gear for women anglers and boaters.
Find your next timepiece in this collection of first-class yachting watches.
Try on the year’s must-have shoes for boat show season.
These boat shoes are hand sewn in Maine.
Time to upgrade your wristwear? Yachting‘s lineup of nautically inspired timepieces includes the best in both form and function.
