The “Sailing mag” Hats! $12.00


Burgundy, Navy Blue & Khaki s&h


cotton hats. One size fits all. Add $4.50


(We pay the sales tax)


Harken T2 blocks


company has delivered their new line of T2 blocks, which use space- age materials and a modern attachment system (a soft Spectra strop) to strip weight while delivering silky- smooth line handling. T2’s come in a wide range of sizes, making them ideal for boats large and small.


And finally, with


Contact www.48north.com or call (206) 789-7350


piracy becoming a rising concern in many areas, sailors can now fight back with Photonic Security


Canal Boatyard. Seattle’s Finest.


Irwin 65 Arabesque


Systems’ Laser Dazzler. This non-lethal gun delivers “sun-spots”, temporarily blinding pirates or intruders while facilitating an escape. According to the folks at Photonic Security Systems, the gun has plenty of battery life and comes with a spare and a charger, allowing you to non-violently level the playing field. The only catch? It costs 33,000 euros!


Photonic Security Systems’ Laser Dazzler


More than a Boatyard Being on the hard shouldn’t be that hard. Canal Boatyard is the right place for you, your family and your boat.


Full Service Self Service 55 Ton Capacity


Exceptional Services: Coastal Marine Engine, Emerald Harbor Marine and Pacific Fiberglass can help with virtually any service, repair or installation.


Call Yard Manager Ivaylo MInkov at (206) 784-8408 Convenient Ballard Location


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