These stainless steel clothespins are anti-rust and fit perfectly on our lifelines when hanging towels and laundry out to dry.

These stainless steel clothespins are much larger and are great for securing towels and laundry to larger poles. We use it to hang towels up for shade between bimini poles or clip onto stanchions or rails.

We use these lights in our cockpit. The solar charger on the primary puck keeps them charged. The lights make it easier to spot our cockpit if we dinghy back in the dark, and they light up the space just right when we're hanging out in the cockpit after sunset.

Headlamps come in handy in all sorts of circumstances! Hand-free light is useful whether working on the engine or navigating at night.

Whether trying to read the name of the boat ahead of you or identifying a bird on shore, a nice pair of binoculars are a must when cruising on a boat!

Flies are annoying no matter how you slice it, but why not make their destruction a little more fun?

1000 lumens comes in handy when you're out on the water and trying to see something out on the water. This little light packs a bright punch!

Digitally measure distances while anchoring with a rangefinder.

Your boat should be equipped with a VHF radio; sometimes, it's nice to have a handheld option! It’s especially handy for your dinghy adventures.