The Torresen Marine Rigging Department is consistently expanding it's rigging services and techniques. The research and development for cordage and splicing is undergoing constant change. The opinion here is that this segment of the marine market is undergoing significant technical growth. The sky is the limit when it comes to cordage materials. Splicing techniques are only limited by a rigger's imagination. In this article we explain basic

This documented vessel is very spacious with lots of room in and out for your comfort. The Hunter 376 was voted "Best Value" boat of the year in 1997. she has been upgraded with a Lazy Jack System, heat and air conditioning. Be sure to check out the stern rail seats, the walk-through transom and the hot/cold cockpit shower!

It's boat show time of year once again. These events are an opportunity for any sailor, experienced or non-, exhibitor or attendee, to learn. Exhibitors take advantage of these shows as an opportunity to communicate directly with the public and other exhibitors. They obtain first hand knowledge of the general sailor's interests and

In the last two articles regarding life lines we discussed the actual wire runs and the pulpits and stanchions that support them. We defined life lines as a system. Being a system, we are concerned with the "weakest link" theory. That is to say that every part of the system needs to be in order. One missing or bent ring pin, kinked