THE CAPTAIN'S BLOG
Women of the Water: Risk, Reward, and Rowing Across the Pacific
Lena Kurbiel and Liz Wardley team up for the World’s Toughest Row, forging trust, taking risks, and breaking barriers on a record-setting Pacific crossing.
The Ocean is Calling: Meet the Artist
Sailing a Disappearing Arctic
Ella Hibbert is set to make history with a solo circumnavigation of the Arctic, a journey made possible by rapid sea ice decline. With over three years of preparation, she aims to raise awareness of climate change and Arctic conservation, while documenting her mission and supporting key environmental organizations.
The Award-Winning Atlas 190 Life Jacket
The Atlas 190 DLX Pro Sensor Life Jacket is an award-winning innovation in marine safety, offering unmatched comfort, buoyancy, and life-saving features. Recognized by TIME, Red Dot, and the DAME Awards, it’s the ultimate life jacket for offshore boating and sailing.
Explore the Great Tail Trail
Strength, Sled Dogs, and Survival
Amber Aglukark, an advocate for Inuit culture and heritage, works to preserve traditions through dog sledding and Indigenous leadership. As one of Iqaluit’s city councillors and president of Qulliit Nunavut Status of Women Council, she promotes cultural resilience, Indigenous rights, and the revival of Inuit Sled Dogs.
Paddling for a Purpose
SLPA, founded by Caroline Dawson, combines paddle-boarding with environmental stewardship. Based on the River Dee, SLPA engages in river cleans, invasive species awareness, and dark skies events. Committed to sustainability, SLPA promotes Leave No Trace principles and supports local businesses, making every paddle an eco-friendly adventure.
2024 in Review
Check out the highlights of 2024 as we reflect on a remarkable year of marine safety innovations and community achievements. From cutting-edge life jacket designs to inspiring firsts for women in marine, this blog post celebrates the defining moments that made this year truly unforgettable.