85 results for "Cobalt"

Have you ever seen a Cobalt pontoon boat? We hadn't either - welcome to the Marker One Platform Series. …Read More

Cobalt roils the water with a luxury runabout that runs on outboard power. …Read More

This new 22 footer is quickly becoming a best-selling model for builder Cobalt Boats. …Read More

Cobalt redefines luxury with its magnificent A40. …Read More

The new R5 bowrider from Cobalt is more a culmination then a revolution. …Read More

Cobalt blends the function of a deck boat with the good looks of a runabout in its 26SD. …Read More

Cobalt 262's unique Bimini arch and high standards make this boat a stand-out …Read More

You can never have enough buckets or knives on a boat.  (More on the buckets in a future post).  The Boye cobalt series features folding knives that are lightweight (2 ounces), fast sharpening and small enough to carry anytime and anywhere (3” blade and 7” overall).  They’ll cut through line, net and that tie down that will never come loose and they won’t rust.  These low profile knives have a strong Zytel handle which is fiberglass filled nylon and can be opened and closed easily with one hand.  A titanium marlinspike with a shackle key is an option for an additional $30 making the knives range from $100-$150 depending on retailer.  They come in blue, black and safety yellow and are super sharp so the job gets down fast. I have about a dozen knives strewn about my nav station and who knows where else.  Knives are important and Boye makes a good one. …Read More

Cobalt gives entry-level buyers a solid choice in its all-new CS3 …Read More

Cobalt’s new CS1 delivers a lot of value for the price. …Read More