Kim Kavin

1 week ago | wakeboardingmag.com | Kim Kavin

Boats need nonslip surfaces. Decks get wet, people walk on them, and without the proper surface underfoot, somebody can end up taking a potentially dangerous header. Products have come and gone over the years that try to create these nonslip surfaces in ways that are visually pleasing. Suffice it to say, the results have been hit-or-miss, especially in the aesthetics and easy-to-clean departments. SeaDek is working with boatbuilders to solve this problem.

1 week ago | sportfishingmag.com | Kim Kavin

SeaDek is a sure-footed flooring solution that’s been put to the test. And passed. Courtesy SeaDek Boats need nonslip surfaces. Decks get wet, people walk on them, and without the proper surface underfoot, somebody can end up taking a potentially dangerous header. Products have come and gone over the years that try to create these nonslip surfaces in ways that are visually pleasing.

2 weeks ago | tradeonlytoday.com | Kim Kavin

Rate increases proposed and imposed by Boats Group, which controls SEO-dominant listing websites including YachtWorld and Boat Trader, have sent shockwaves throughout the recreational boating industry. According to documents obtained by Soundings Trade Only, and additional reporting from more than a dozen industry sources, significant concerns date back to at least 2022.

2 weeks ago | boatingmag.com | Kim Kavin

Boats need nonslip surfaces. Decks get wet, people walk on them, and without the proper surface underfoot, somebody can end up taking a potentially dangerous header. Products have come and gone over the years that try to create these nonslip surfaces in ways that are visually pleasing. Suffice it to say, the results have been hit-or-miss, especially in the aesthetics and easy-to-clean departments. SeaDek is working with boatbuilders to solve this problem.

2 weeks ago | boattrader.com | Kim Kavin

Memorial Day 2025 lands on Monday, May 26, marking the kick off to the 2025 boating season in many places across America. Throughout the country the excitement of getting back on the water to enjoy that summer boating lifestyle hangs palpably in the air, from the docks to the boat ramps. Right now, from Maine to the Carolinas, a lot of skippers are dusting off their chart plotters and trying to remember what the heck all of the buttons do.