Three Sisters – Three Very Different Pearson 36-1 Refits
A trio of Pearson 36-1 owners compares notes on their boats, refits, and wide-ranging sailing. In...
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by George DuBose | Boat Reviews, Monohull, Reviews
A trio of Pearson 36-1 owners compares notes on their boats, refits, and wide-ranging sailing. In...
by Ed Lawrence | Boat Reviews, Reviews
This 1970s family cruiser offers a fair turn of speed Pearson Yachts was one of the most respected...
by Rob Mazza | Boat Reviews, Monohull, Reviews
Freestanding rigs offer an intriguing comparison to traditional, stayed masts. In 1985,...
by Rob Mazza | Boat Reviews, Monohull, Reviews
…and Two More Freestanding-Rigged, Solid Sailers. Looking for boats to compare to the...
by Robert Neches | Boat Reviews, Monohull, Reviews
A fast, Big Catboat Whose Watchword is Simplicity. Wendy and Frank Glanznig were beating up...
A variety of factors contributed to the end of yacht design’s golden age. I recently finished reading Dick Carter’s autobiography, Dick Carter: Yacht Designer in the Golden Age of Offshore Racing. Beyond the story of...
by Rob Mazza | Boat Reviews, Monohull, Reviews
In the late 1960s and early ’70s, boats designated as “cruising yachts” tended to follow...
by Gregg Nestor | Boat Reviews, Monohull, Reviews
An inspired, tough, seakindly cruiser In the mid-1970s, naval architect William “Bill” Ion...
by Rob Mazza | Boat Reviews, Monohull, Reviews
…and Two More Bright, Solid Cruising Performers The late powerboat designer Tom Fexas...
by Gregg Nestor | Boat Reviews, Monohull, Reviews
A Raised-Saloon Cruiser for Two For 14 years, Rosie and Carl Anderson sailed their Bombay...