Learn hydrofoil sailing on iFLY RAZZOR Pro. How to foil with iFLY RAZZOR Pro catamaran - PART 3 . The Main foil differential increases your performance while high-speed foiling up to 25% . 🌊 Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping ride in the thrilling third installment of the iFLY Foiling Academy! 🚀 Join us as we uncover the groundbreaking technology behind the iFLY RAZZOR Pro, featuring the revolutionary Main foil differential (MDT). The Main foil differential (MDT) is a special kind of Rake Control working on the main Foils. 🚀 Developed by CEC Catamarans, this innovative feature unlocks unparalleled performance, allowing you to harness the power of bigger rigs while maintaining precise control at high speeds! ⛵ Don't miss out on this exciting exploration of foiling innovation – subscribe now and join us for the ultimate foiling adventure with iFLY! #iFLY #Foiling #Sailing #Innovation ✨ iflysail.com

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For Sale: 1983 Wilbur 38 that was completly refit in 2023. Better than new! This 1983 classic down east cruiser underwent a 5-year refit (at Wilbur Yachts) and is now what many would consider to be better than new. Owning a classic yacht does not have to come with headaches; especially when all her systems are replaced with modern equipment. New wiring, new electronics, new 725 hp Volvo Penta Diesel engine, new Northern Lights Genset, new fuel tanks, new barrier coat on bottom, new paint on decks, house and throughout engine room space. New cabin-top teak Butterfly hatch and Dorade box/vents, re-bedded bronze port lights and on and on…. Launching in June and absolutely ready to cruise! Asking $819,000 https://www.lymanmorse.com/power_yacht/wilbur-38-papaguyo/

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In this diving video we get to meet up eye to giant eye with a squid. Did you know squid have the largest eye to body ratio in the entire animal kingdom! In fact, the Giant Squid (cousin to this Caribbean Reef Squid) has the largest eyes on the entire planet at a minimum of 10 in / 25 cm in diameter. Even the Blue Whale does not compare at 11 cm. What’s strange is small eyes can actually see dramatically further so why the enormous eyes? Large eyes are thought to be better at seeing large objects that give off their own light in deep water. So who might the squid be looking for? Well he doesn’t glow but his movements trigger creatures that do and he loves feasting on Squid, The Sperm Whale! Do you love scuba diving in our underwater world and meeting amazing animals like the Caribbean Reef Squid? Join us for a dive learn more facts on the squid 👉🏽 https://cruisenautic.com

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