Graham Snook

Technical Editor

Quite simply, the MOB Lifesaver is a spliced loop of Dyneema with a triangle in one end. You attach the other end to the lifting strop of the lifejacket and…

Available for only to the trade at the moment. The new Rapid Marine flush fitting padeye, is suitable for all tenders and PWC’s up to 500kg in weight, it’s dead…

Sold as the world’s most compact electronic distress flare, the rescueME EDF1 from Ocean Signal Ltd allows for 360-degree visibility with a seven-mile range. It offers four modes of operation,…

These tiny LED lights are self-adhesive patches which can be attached to any lifejacket – where the bladder is separate from the case. When the LEDs lights illuminate, the whole…

A link bonding service, the Surf Sonic allows any Internet connection to be bonded. By combining multiple internet parts into a single connection, with a single onward superfast connection to…

Featuring full stretch insulation, this practical jacket uses thermal non-flattening spiral wadding. The Flex 3D outer fabric and wadding offers a 4-way mechanical stretch, which works with the full stretch…

The 7-inch GNX 120 and 10-inch GNX 130 are two new large-format instrument displays with large characters for increased clarity. Both size displays use high-precision glass-bonded monochrome ultra-glow displays. With…

The chilled wizards at Dometic have launched a new three-in-one solution to keep your beers cold.  It can be a two compartment fridge-freezer, or you can slide out the freezer…

By now, everyone is pretty convinced about the sense of using plastic seacocks: they won’t corrode and snap off while you’re not onboard, and they’re fireproof. The two big players…

Australian safety specialist SOS Marine may have cracked MOB recovery with this device, which combines a boarding ladder and a parbuckle in one. It’s light, soft and compact that allows…