About
Thanks for taking a moment to peruse Navagear! Navagear is published by Tim Flanagan.
We’re always on the look out for cool new tools and gear for boats, especially the things you might want to have along on a voyage or otherwise off-the-beaten-path.
Do you sell a great, cruising-oriented product you’d like us to know about? Better yet, did you invent it? Find something interesting at a boat show? Send us a note at Tim (@ sign) Navagear dot com. We love sharing the good stuff with other boat gear nuts.
About Tim
Tim Flanagan has boated since childhood, when his family cruised their trailerable powerboat throughout the San Juans and up the Inside Passage. As an adult he took up sailing; his one-design racing résumé includes the Laser, J/24, and J/35. He has completed three offshore passages totaling about 4500 miles, including two down the US west coast and one from Honolulu to Seattle. Tim cruises with his wife and two daughters aboard Two Lucky Fish, a C-Dory 22. Professionally, Tim has had a varied career, including stints as an ESL teacher overseas, talk radio producer, 911 operator, encyclopedia editor, and freelance writer.


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Hi Tim, I tough I’d let you know about the iPad / iPad2 waterproof hard cases that we sell, maybe this could be of interest for you and your readers. Please take a look at our website and let me know if you’d like more information
Best Regards
Dan
DNDistribution2011
Would you care to review the Tailknottr product? I have sent you an email and I will send you a sample at your request.
tailknottr dot com
My friend, Jay Hafner, of America Sailing Club, has invented a really cool wind turbine for his 38′ all-electric
catamaran. Looks great, and generates a lot of power. Take a look at the GeniGreen on America Sailing and Diving.com.
Dear,
I come from China, I want to buy the kayak.
how much is it?
Please send email to me.Thank you.
best wishes!
vanilla
Hi Tim,
I work as part of the Business Development team at FindTheData.org. We’re an internet startup focused on providing unbiased comparisons of data to help users make informed decisions. We’ve worked with top publishers like The Huffington Post, Tech Crunch, and Golf Digest to provide each of them with a free comparison widget relevant to their site.
We recently developed a sailboat comparison and are looking for a quality, sailing related site that might find this comparison useful for their readers.
To give you a better idea of the type of widgets we set up, take a look at the sidebar widget we installed last week for RealClearHistory.com (Empires Throughout History).
Also, I would love to feature your site on our Blog Sites Comparison for free. FindTheBest generates more than 10 million unique monthly visitors, and I’d be happy to share that traffic with your site as well. Here is the URL: http://blog.findthebest.com/
Please let me know the appropriate person to speak with and how I may arrange a phone call to discuss this further.
Thanks,
Kyle
Can’t seem to find the “coil-away flexible crab trap” on any of the websites on Navgear. Any help with this would be appreciated. Thank You