Power & Motoryacht

Five Things I Don’t Need on My Boat

very spring I take stock of my boat’s inventory of parts, gear and martini glasses with an eye towards stripping a little bit of weight out of the vessel before the much-anticipated cruising and social season begins. This is because weight matters and, like a lot of people I know, boats tend to get laden over time. In my yacht design office, we strive to “add lightness” wherever we can engineer

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